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You can be prosecuted if your child has unauthorised absence from school - truancy, help with getting your child to school, and legal action to enforce school attendance
You must make sure your child gets a full-time education that meets their…
If you’re having trouble getting your child to go to school, the school…
Local councils and schools can use various legal powers if your child is…
Join an attendance hub to get support and resources to improve your approach to managing attendance and significantly reduce absence in your school.
The information that schools must provide to the Department for Education (DfE).
How your council encourages attendance at school - truancy, unauthorised absences, education welfare officer
Guidance for school leaders on the RISE attendance and behaviour hubs programme, its benefits and support, and how to join.
Attendance in education settings since Monday 23 March 2020 and early years settings since Thursday 16 April 2020.
The alliance brings together education, children’s, social and health services to raise school attendance.
Every school to be set an individual minimum target to improve attendance and set up every child to achieve and thrive.
How to access your school attendance data through the Monitor your school attendance tool.
Guidance for schools, academy trusts, governing bodies and local authorities on maintaining high levels of school attendance, including roles and responsibilities.
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