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SNOW DAYS

In general, any lesson cancelled by you with fewer than 48 hours notice must be paid for except in exceptional circumstances. In past years I have considered serious snowfall to constitute ‘exceptional circumstances’ but I thought it would be helpful to provide a little more clarity as to how this might apply in practice.

  • If schools local to the teacher or to the student are closed, the lesson will be cancelled and a replacement lesson time will be offered to take place during the current term.
  • If schools local to both parties remain open, and the student cancels, the lesson will be charged for and no replacement time will be offered.
  • In the case of Saturday lessons the above will take account of whether Amersham Music Centre is open or closed.
  • If students live within reasonable walking distance then they should make every effort to get to the scheduled lesson; if students cancel in these conditions then an offer to make up the lesson will be at the teacher’s discretion.
  • In all cases you also have the option of taking your lesson at the normal time via Zoom or Skype if you prefer.
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  • Home
  • About the Teaching
    • Terms and Policies >
      • Illness and infection
      • Services
      • Snow days
    • About the Teacher
    • Piano or Keyboard?
    • Approach
    • Contact
    • Events and Notices
  • Listening with Understanding
    • Medieval Music
    • The Renaissance
    • Baroque Music
    • Classical Music
    • Romantic Music
    • 20th Century Music
  • Blog