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I finally know what

distinguishes man

from other beasts:

financial worries.

FINANCE

Fees

The School charges tuition fees and other costs in relation

to the educational provision to its pupils. The contract

between parents and fee-payers is governed by the

School’s Terms & Conditions. In this section we provide

you with some brief information about payment methods

and payment timings and advise you who to contact

should you require further information.

Notification of Charges

Tuition fees and sundry charges are usually raised through

a termly fee bill which is sent to parents and fee-payers

shortly after the end of each term. Fee bills are emailed to

your nominated email address. Other charges may be

raised on an ad-hoc basis. If you have questions about the

amount being charged you should contact the Bursary.

Charges

The School charges parents and fee-payers such amounts

as are reasonably incurred in the provision of an Abingdon

School education.

These include:

Registration Fee to confirm a parent or fee-

payer’s interest in a pupil being assessed for

admission to the School.

Acceptance deposit being an amount to confirm

the parents &/or fee-payer’s have

accepted the

offer of a place for a pupil to Abingdon School

and have entered into a contract for the education

of that pupil at Abingdon School based on the

Terms & Conditions. The deposit is refunded on

+

the pupil’s final termly bill, issued at the end of

the pupil’s final term.

Tuition fees are set annually by the Governors

of Abingdon School and usually notified to

parents by the end of the Lent term in the

academic year preceding.

The provision of school lunches for day pupils

and of school breakfast, lunch and supper for

boarders is included within the Tuition Fee.

Examination fees for public examinations are a

chargeable extra.

A list detailing the most common extras is included with

the termly bill. Where possible these are notified to

parents in advance.

Methods of Payment

The standard method of payment is by direct debit. A

form can be obtained from the Bursary. For overseas

parents only payments may also be made by electronic

transfer. In exceptional circumstances after discussion

with the Bursary parents and fee-payers may write a

cheque in favour of Abingdon School. Payments by

cash, or by debit or credit card are not accepted.