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Private school parents told they will not be issued refunds for closures due to charity law

Private school parents told they will not be issued refunds for closures due to charity law Headteachers have told families that due to charity law they are unable to issue refunds for invoices which have already been paid Parents will not be issued with refunds Private school parents have been told that they will not be issued fee refunds for this term due to charity law, The Sunday Telegraph has learned. Independent schools, along with their state counterparts, have been ordered to close until at least February half-term, as part of the national lockdown. But unlike the previous period of school closures last Spring, where many institutions issued parents fee reductions, it is understood that no such rebates will be issued this time.

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Bengaluru: Private schools have agreed to reduce fee - Education minister

Bengaluru: Private schools have agreed to reduce fee - Education minister
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Hold classes in 1 shift of 5 hours: Gautam Budh Nagar DIOS | Noida News

Pvt schools association also urged government to regularise junior classes NOIDA: By next week, all schools affiliated to the UP Board, CBSE and ICSE in Noida and Ghaziabad will have to run classes for grades 9-12 on the campus in one shift of five hours instead of two earlier. The district inspector of schools (DIOS) in Gautam Budh Nagar notified all schools on Tuesday that they will have to combine the two shifts of three hours, currently being held for classes 9-12, as one class of five hours, following an order by the state education department. Ghaziabad will issue the letter to its schools by Wednesday, the district education officials said.

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