Attendance
This page contains important information that you need to be aware of. Please contact the school office if you have any questions about any of the details below:
Attendance Week Ending 12/04/2019
| Class | Attendance % |
| Reception | 91.67% |
| Year 1 | 96.67% |
| Year 2 | 98.62% |
| Year 3 |
98.97% |
| Year 4 | 95.67% |
| Year 5 | 96.33% |
| Year 6 |
97.14% |
Child Absence - If you child is going to be absent from school please inform the school office before 9.10am on the first day of illness
ABSENCE DUE TO COMMON ILLNESSES
When your child is unwell it can be hard deciding whether to bring them to school. A few simple guidelines can help. Not every illness needs to keep your child away from school.
. Cough and cold. Children with a cough or cold may attend school. If your child has a more severe and long-lasting cough make an appointment with your GP. They can give guidance on whether your child should be absent from school.
. Headache or slightly raised temperature. Children with a minor headache or slightly raised temperature may attend school. If the headache is more severe or is accompanied by other symptoms such as drowsiness or high temperature make an appointment with your GP.
. Vomiting and diarrhoea. Children with these conditions must be absent from school. Children can return to school 48 hours after their symptoms disappear.
Changes to Term-Time Holiday entitlement
The Department for Education has issued revised guidance on school attendance and holidays during term-time. These changes affect the taking of holidays during term-time and the timescales for Penalty Notices.
From 1st September 2013, parents will no longer be able to take their child/children on holiday during term-time except in exceptional circumstances with prior agreement of the head teacher.
Click here to view our attendance policy.
Further information on the new school attendance guidance can read on by following this link.