‘Attend today, and succeed tomorrow.’
Academic Year 2021 – 2022
| Year Group | Term 1 (Sept – Dec) | Term 2 (Jan – March) | Term 3 (April – July) |
| Year 7 | 98.32% | 98.7% | TBA |
| Year 8 | 96.89% | 97.4% | TBA |
| Year 9 | N/A | 97.8% | TBA |
| Year 10 | 97.14% | 98.1% | TBA |
| Year 11 | 99.10% | 98.4% | TBA |
| Whole School | 97.83% | TBA | TBA |
Academic Year 2022 – 2023
| Year Group | Term 1 (Sept – Dec) | Term 2 (Jan – March) | Term 3 (April – July) |
| Year 7HY | 97.68% | 98.14% | 97.23% |
| Year 7MI | 97.32% | 97.36% | 98.64% |
| Year 8AA | 98.69% | 98.22% | 97.52% |
| Year 9SM | 98.33% | 96.35% | 97.64% |
| Year 10SK | 97.01% | 98.33% | 97.95% |
| Year 11AS | 99.32% | 98.65% | 97.22% |
| Whole School | 98.65% | 98.11% | 97.72% |
Academic Year 2023 – 2024
| Year Group | Term 1 (Sept – Dec) | Term 2 (Jan – March) | Term 3 (April – July) |
| Year 7AA | 99.32% | 98.54% | TBA |
| Year 7RA | 98.67% | 98.33% | TBA |
| Year 8MI | 97.68% | 97.12% | TBA |
| Year 8HY | 99.28% | 99.12% | TBA |
| Year 9NP | 98.34% | 97.96% | TBA |
| Year 10SM | 98.67% | 96.36% | TBA |
| Year 11SL | 97.66% | 96.32% | TBA |
| Whole School | 98.26% | 97.53% | TBA |
- Increase exam success
- Improve life chances
- Significantly increase earning potential in later life
- All students to have at least 96% or above attendance.
- No students to have holidays during term time without written authority from the Headteacher.
- All students to be in school by 8.30am. ready for registration.
- Any pupils who arrive after the morning registers are closed will be recorded as ‘late’ for the morning session in question.
- No students to have medical or dental appointments during the school day. If the appointment is unavoidable, students should attend school before and after their appointment.
- Any proposed absences in term time are requested in writing to the Headteacher.
- If your child is absent due to a medical condition then medical evidence is to be provided to the school.
- If your child is ill they must make every effort to come into school, if they are too ill to be in school then the school is contacted on the first morning of their absence, and each morning there after.
To achieve strong pupil progress and attainment figures, and to prevent any students falling below the threshold of 90%, the cooperation of parents and families is essential.
My child is unwell… should I send them to school?
We understand that making the right decision about your child’s health and wellbeing is important. To help you decide when to/not to send your child into school, we have used NHS advice to create this information sheet.
Click here to view NHS Advice Sheet
What happens if a child’s attendance is a concern?
- Attendance registers are analysed weekly.
- Attendance and Punctuality is reported to parents regularly.
- Any pupil whose attendance falls below 95% will become a cause for concern and supportive communication/monitoring will take place.
- Any pupil that falls below 90% will be classed as a Persistent Absentee (PA).
- Students where attendance is a cause for concern will be required to complete an attendance report.
- In some cases, home visits may be required should a student not be seen onsite for a given period of time.
- In more acute cases, fixed penalty notices may be required in line with policy.