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The Education (Student Fees, Awards and Support etc.) (Amendment) (No. 3) Regulations 2020

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Amendments relating to notification of an applicant or student’s absence from, withdrawal from etc. their course

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7.  In Schedule 3 (information) to the 2011 Regulations—

(a)in paragraph 2—

(i)in the words before sub-paragraph (a)—

(aa)for “Every” substitute “An”;

(bb)for “and eligible” substitute “or eligible”;

(ii)for sub-paragraphs (a) to (f) substitute—

“(a)they withdraw from or abandon their course;

(b)they are expelled from their course;

(c)they transfer to another course (whether at the same institution or not);

(d)they are absent from their course for more than 60 days due to illness;

(e)they are suspended from their course (whether at their request or not);

(f)the month for the start or completion of their course changes;

(g)their home or term-time address or telephone number changes.”;

(b)after paragraph 2, insert—

“2A.—(1) An academic authority must forthwith inform the Secretary of State and provide the Secretary of State with particulars if an applicant, eligible student, eligible part-time student or eligible postgraduate student—

(a)withdraws from or abandons their course;

(b)is expelled from their course;

(c)is absent from their course for more than 60 days due to illness;

(d)is suspended from their course (whether at the applicant’s or student’s request or not).

(2) An academic authority is not required to provide under sub-paragraph (1) any information which it has already provided to the Secretary of State under regulation 113(5) or 155(4).”.

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