Education
(Grants and Allowances) (Jersey) Amendment Order 2024
Made 10th April 2024
Coming into
force 17th April 2024
1 Education (Grants and Allowances)
(Jersey) Order 2018 amended
This Order amends the Education
(Grants and Allowances) (Jersey) Order 2018.
2 Article 1
(interpretation) amended
In Article 1, after
the definition “2023 academic year” there is inserted –
“ “2024 academic year” means the academic year beginning on 1st
September 2024;”.
3 Article 6B (status of
examples) inserted
After Article 6A
there is inserted –
(1) An
example provided in this Order is part of the text of the Order.
(2) But
an example does not limit the provisions to which it relates.”.
4 Article 13B (maximum
maintenance grant where relevant income is less than £50,000) substituted
For Article 13B
there is substituted –
“13B Maximum maintenance grant if relevant income is less than £50,000
A student whose relevant income is less than £50,000 may be awarded the
maximum maintenance grant specified in the table –
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A
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£8,572
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£8,915
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B
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£8,011
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£8,331
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C
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£8,572
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£8,915”.
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5 Article 13C (maintenance
grant where relevant income is £50,000 or more, but less than £90,000) substituted
For Article 13C
there is substituted –
“13C Maintenance grant if relevant income is between £50,000 and
£89,999.99
(1) A
student whose relevant income is £89,999.99 may be awarded the minimum
maintenance grant specified in the table –
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A
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£1,715
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£1,784
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B
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£1,603
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£1,667
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C
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£1,715
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£1,784
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(2) A
student whose relevant income is between £50,000 and £89,999.99 may be awarded
a maintenance grant (“MG”) of an amount calculated using the following formula –
“MAG” means the maximum maintenance grant that would be awardable if
Article 13B applied to the student instead of paragraph (2);
“MIG” means the minimum maintenance grant that would be awardable if
paragraph (1) applied to the student instead of paragraph (2);
“Z” means the student’s relevant income.
(4) For
example, the maintenance grant (“MG”) for the 2024 academic year awarded to a dependent
student who is undertaking a course outside of Jersey (category A), and
who has a relevant income of £65,000, would be calculated as follows –
6 Article 15 (clinical
component grant) amended
For Article 15(2) there is
substituted –
“(2) The
student may be awarded the clinical component grant specified in the table –
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A
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£1,143
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£1,189
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B
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£1,068
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£1,111
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C
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£1,143
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£1,189”.
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7 Article 20 (reduction
of grant in respect of 4 year courses) amended
After Article 20(2)(a)
there is inserted –
“(aa) a 4 year full-time course
that began before the 2024 academic year;”.
8 Citation and
commencement
This Order may be cited as the Education (Grants and Allowances) (Jersey)
Amendment Order 2024 and comes into force 7 days after it is made.
Deputy R.J. Ward of St. Helier Central
Minister for Education and Lifelong Learning