ATTENDANCE
Attendance is vital. We can have the best teachers and staff in the world but if you don't come to school you won't reach your potential.
If you attend every day for a whole term then you can be in with a chance of winning a bike.
Every term we have a DJ and Disco for children with near perfect attendance.
Come to school every day for two weeks and you will get a prize.
We also rewards classes. 10 days of perfect attendance means a Popcorn Party !
Only 40% of those who are Persistently Absence (PA) reach the expected standard by the end of KS2. 84% of children who are regular attendance will reach the expected standard.
It is a similar story in Secondary school too. 36% of children who are Persistently Absence (PA) get five good GCSEs whilst 84% of regular attenders do.
We know sometimes children are not well enough to be in school, but when they can be in school they should be in school.
15/03/24
Our whole school attendance from September to now is 94.51%.
Our winners for the best attendance this week are as follows:
Gold goes to RLL at 99%
Silver goes to 3M 98%
Well done everyone!!
Last week of term next week, well done to all of you who have attended every day!
Attendance party, certificates, rewards will all take place next week.
Lets wait and see who the overall class winners are for the whole Spring Term.
Overall Spring term 1 class winners:
Gold goes to 5EB and
Silver goes to 5WB
The bikes are up for our Spring term winners.
We have 50 days of school for this term, so if you attend every day and on time, your name will be added to the big winners spinning wheel on the last day of term. Don't forget the attendance party in the hall for all the children who achieve 97% and above.
You can do this!!
Please ensure that your child is at school on time every day. Children, like us, prefer to be on time, as you can imagine walking into a room full of people late is not a good start to the day.
School doors are open at 8.40am. If you are late for school and have to enter through the front office your child will get a late mark against them.
School and Parent/Carer partnership:
Overall School Attendance | 94.53% ( Overall up to 15/03/24) | ||||||
Nursery: | 87% | Reception: | 94% | Year 1: | 93% | Year 2: | 93% |
Year 3: | 96% | Year 4: | 95% | Year 5: | 97% | Year 6: | 94% |
ATTENDANCE- EVERY SINGLE DAY COUNTS
It is incredibly important that your child attends school every day they can. It makes a real difference to the chances of them reaching the ‘Expected Level’ at KS2 and then their GCSEs.
We focus on rewarding those children who attend every day. We will work to support any families that are struggling with attendance.
SUCCESS FOR THOSE WITH 100% ATTENDANCE
Nationally, if your son/daughter attends school every single day then the chances of them reaching the ‘Expected Standard’ at KS2 is 96%.
By the time they sit there GCSEs they have a 4 in 5 chances of passing five GCSEs including English and Maths.
IF YOUR CHILD MISSES ONE DAY A FORTNIGHT ON AVERAGE OR 3 A HALF TERM
Nationally, if your son/daughter attends school most days but misses one a fortnight or a couple every month then their chances of reaching the ‘Expected Standard’ at KS2 drops to just 70%
By the time they sit their GCSEs the chances of them passing five GCSEs including English and Maths drops to just 53%
IF YOUR CHILD MISSES MORE THAN A WEEK A TERM
Nationally, if your son/daughter misses more than a week of school per term then their chances of meeting the ‘Expected Standard’ at KS2 drop to just 48.5%
By the time they sit their GCSEs the chances of them passing five GCSEs including English and Maths drops to just 25%
NO DAYS LOST | 5 DAYS LOST | 10 DAYS LOST | 15 DAYS LOST | 20 DAYS LOST | 20+ DAYS LOST |
100% | 97% | 95% | 92% | 90% | 75% |
PERFECT | GOOD | WORRYING | CONCERN | SERIOUS CONCERN | VERY SERIOUS |
95% SUCCESS AT KS2 | 88% SUCCESS AT KS2 | 70% | 48.5% | ||
79% SUCCESS AT GCSE | 69% SUCCESS AT GCSE | 53% | 25% |
Illness
If your son/daughter is not well enough for school then contact the school and we will support you in anyway we can. If they are in hospital we can liaise with their education team.
If your son/daughter is persistently absent then we will meet with you to discuss any barriers which are stopping good attendance.
Only keep your child absent from school if it is a genuine illness, your child will fall behind if they do not attend and forming good habits in life will help them build resilience.