private school admission

Hi,have accepted a place in private secondary school for my daughter. paid £200 deposit, but at this moment cannot afford the fee, so need to withdraw the application. the school said that we are binded by school terms and conditions and they want full term fee to be paid. What would you do?
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GummyGrin
 Reply GummyGrin 5 months ago
Erm im not sure what the in's and out's are, but i think that they can give you longer to pay it, im sure thats what my mums done a few times if her work money has come out late or something. Maybe just go in there and explain to the headmaster and everything, he'll be able to sort something out :) hope everythings okay xx
Anonymous
 Reply Anonymous 5 months ago
Hi,have accepted a place in private secondary school for my daughter. paid £200 deposit, but at this moment cannot afford the fee, so need to withdraw the application. the school said that we are binded by school terms and conditions and they want full term fee to be paid. What would you do?
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