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Will moving in with partner effect bursary?

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littlepeaegg · 04/02/2021 14:02

My son has been at a private school for two years, he is in year 4. He has adhd abs autism; he wasn't getting on at state school even with help.

His school now is amazing! So supportive and he loves it too. He's come on so well.

We get a 50% bursary; I am a full time university student.

My boyfriend and I have been thinking about moving in together.

But will this effect my sons bursary?

Even though he won't have parental responsibility over my child?

If so, what can we do? I guess live separate!?

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Bananalanacake · 04/02/2021 14:58

How long have you been together. Could you call someone at the bursary office to check.

SurvivalIsInsufficient · 04/02/2021 14:59

Nobody here can tell you. Does the bursary depend on household income or not?

PursuingProxemicExactitude · 04/02/2021 15:12

In truth, if a man (or woman) is in a serious enough relationship with a parent to move in with them and their child, people are entitled to assume the man (or woman) will be contributing to financial support for that child. You all become a family - and I'd be surprised if the bursary awarding department did not think so.

Otherwise anyone could apply for a bursary as a single and (relatively impecunious) person, and then, bursary secured, move in with their billionaire sweetheart.

littlepeaegg · 04/02/2021 17:05

I have spoken to school! All is good and bursary will stay the same. Phew!

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