Attendance

Each week we have an ‘Awesome Attendance’ competition for the class or classes with the highest attendance. The class with the highest attendance will receive a letter and the first class to spell out ‘Awesome’ receives a treat for the whole class.

Which class will be the first to receive that treat?

This weeks winners are……….

100% Attendance

This  week we had 211 children who achieved 100% Attendance for this week. A huge WELL DONE to you all 

Can you get 100% next week?

Attendance

Good attendance and punctuality will have a positive impact on your child’s future life chances. Expected academy attendance is 96%. We ask all parents/carer to support their child and us by agreeing to the following:

As parent/carer, I support the academy with the expectations of good attendance because I understand that good attendance is important for my child’s future life chances.

I agree to:

• Bring my child to school every day on time.
• Telephone school by 9am every day that my child will be absent. 
• Make dentist/doctors appointments, where possible, outside of school hours. If during school hours, after 2pm.
• Provide evidence for all medical appointments during the school day. This could be appointment text, card or letter.
• Complete a Leave of Absence form for all planned days of school such as holidays, funerals, sporting events etc (available from website and school office).

Children can attend the academy with most minor ailments and if they become too unwell, the academy will contact you.

Being late to the academy can result in your child falling behind especially as they do the same lesson each morning meaning they miss the same lesson each time they are late. This not only implicates their education but can affect their well-being. Walking late into a busy classroom could be uncomfortable for some children.

If parents/carers have any questions about attendance or would like support with their child’s good attendance, please speak to your child’s class teacher, Mrs Sherwood (Safeguarding, Pastoral and Welfare Lead) or Mrs McCormick (Parent Advisor and Pupil Welfare Support).

• Department for Education - Guidance on Responsibilities for School Attendance Download