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If my child registers for IBP but later finds that it is not suitable, can he withdraw?
The Integrated Boarding Programme (IBP) is designed as a structured developmental experience, and students are encouraged to commit fully once enrolled.
If a student encounters difficulties or feels that the programme may not be suitable, the matter should first be discussed with the Boarding Mentor and the Director of the Boarding School. They will work with the student and family to understand the concerns and explore possible support measures.
Withdrawal, except on medical grounds or under exceptional circumstances, is therefore carefully considered.
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