Singapore legislation
Regulation 14
of Education Endowment and Savings Schemes (Scholarships, Bursaries and Awards) Regulations
Regulation 14
Termination of Edusave Scholarships for Independent Schools
Subregulation 1
Unless the Minister directs otherwise, the Edusave Scholarship for Independent Schools awarded to an Edusave (Independent Schools) Scholar (called in this regulation the Scholar) will be terminated with effect from the date when the Ministry receives a report, from the independent school in which the Scholar is enrolled, that the Scholar —
has left the independent school before completing the Scholar’s secondary education, secondary and pre-university education, or pre-university education, as the case may be, and the Scholar has not transferred to another independent school;
has failed to progress to the next level of studies in the independent school for any reason other than the Scholar —
taking a leave of absence under a leave of absence scheme offered by the independent school; or
being on medical leave;
has made such poor or unsatisfactory academic progress as to warrant the termination of the award of the Edusave Scholarship for Independent Schools to the Scholar;
has behaved in such a manner as to make it undesirable that the Scholar should continue to hold the Scholarship; or
by reason of death, illness or injury, has become unable to complete the Scholar’s secondary education, secondary or pre-university education, or pre-university education, as the case may be.
Subregulation 2
Where an Edusave (Independent Schools) Scholar is transferred from the independent school in which he is enrolled to a Government secondary school, Government-aided secondary school, Government junior college or Government-aided junior college, the Edusave Scholarship for Independent Schools awarded to the Scholar is to be terminated with effect from the date of the transfer.