Attendance
For a child to reach their full educational achievement a high level of school attendance is essential. For our children to take full advantage of the educational opportunities offered, it is vital they are at school, on time, every day the school is open unless the reason for the absence is unavoidable. The routines children develop around attendance and punctuality at school are the same as the expectations of any future employer in the world of work. High attainment, confidence with peers and staff and future aspirations depend on good attendance.
Good attendance is important because:
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Above 97% |
Less than 6 days absence a year |
Excellent attendance! Pupils with this attendance should achieve the best they can. |
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95% |
Less than 10 days absence in a year |
Pupils with this attendance are more likely to achieve their targets at the end of the year. |
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90% |
20 days absence over the year |
Pupils with this attendance are missing approximately a month (20 days) of school per year and may fall behind in Maths, English and other subjects; it will be difficult for them to achieve their best. |
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85% |
30 days absence in a year |
These pupils are missing approximately 6 weeks of school a year. It will be very difficult for them to keep up and achieve their best. |
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80% |
Pupils with this attendance are missing a day for every week of school. |
It will be almost impossible to keep up with their work and achieve their best. |
Overall Punctuality
Being late can mean.......
5 minutes late every day = 3 days of school lost learning time a year
10 minutes late every day = 6.5 days of school lost learning time a year
15 minutes late every day = 10 days of school lost learning time a year
20 minutes late every day = 13 days of school lost learning time a year
30 minutes late every day = 19 days of school lost learning time a year
We are committed to providing an education of the highest quality for all our pupils and endeavour to provide an environment where all pupils feel valued and welcome. Parents and pupils play a part in making our school so successful. Every child has a right to access the education to which they are entitled to. Parents and teachers share the responsibility for supporting and promoting excellent school attendance and punctuality for all. It is our duty to consistently strive to achieve a goal of 100% attendance for all children. Therefore, every opportunity will be used to convey to pupils and their parents or carers the importance of regular and punctual attendance.
School Times
08:30 - School Gate Opens
08:40 - Classroom Doors Open for Drop-off
08:50 - Playground Gate Closed
08:50-09:00 - Registers Taken
12:00-13:00 - Lunchtime
15:20 - Classroom Doors Open for Pick-up
Breakfast Club Opens at 07:45
After School Club Closes at 18:00
Staggered start and finish times in the current coronavirus restrictions
Year R Start: 8.40 a.m. Finish: 3.10 p.m.
Year 1/2 Start: 8.45 a.m. Finish: 3.15 p.m.
Year 3/4 Start: 8.40 a.m. Finish: 3.10 p.m.
Year 5/6 Start: 8.35 a.m. Finish: 3.05 p.m.
Autumn 1 half term attendance data
Whole School Attendance: 97.8%
The class with the highest attendance in the Autumn 1 half term were DEER CLASS – well done!
The year group with the highest attendance in the Autumn 1 half term were YEAR ONE – well done!
Autumn 2 half term attendance data
Whole School attendance: 97.9%
The class with the highest attendance in the Autumn 2 half term were OTTER CLASS - well done!
The year group with the highest attendance in the Autumn 1 half term were YEAR ONE - well done!
Spring 2 half term attendance data
Whole School attendance: 98.7%
The class with the highest attendance in Spring 2 half term were FOX CLASS - well done!
The year group with the highest attendance in the Spring 2 half term were YEAR ONE - well done!
Summer 1 half term attendance data
Whole School attendance: 98.1%
The class with the highest attendance in the Summer half term were DEER CLASS - well done!
The year group with the highest attendance in the Summer half term were YEAR TWO - well done!