To help keep all pupils safe, please ensure the school has up-to-date information about any allergies your child may have. Accurate allergy information enables us to put appropriate support plans in place, train staff effectively, and respond quickly in an emergency. We all have a part to play in creating a safe environment, including following our nut-aware policy and being mindful of the food brought into school. If your child has an allergy, please contact the school or update their details via Arbor. Be Allergy Aware and Save A Life - see more here.
Atendance 2

A good education is vital for children and regular attendance at school is a key factor in opening up more opportunities in adult life. If your child develops a habit of regular school attendance, they’ll have a positive attitude at school and beyond.
School is the best place for children and young people to enjoy developing independence, building friendships and learning with their friends. As a parent or carer you have a hugely important role to play in your child’s education.
Your support is crucial to make sure they attend school regularly and to give them the positive encouragement they need.
Start of the Day
8.40am School Gates/ Doors open
8.55am Gates close - Arriving after this you will need to take your child to the main office.
9.00am Registers close - At this point your child will be marks as late or if the after 9.10am your child will receive an unauthorised Late mark (U), This mark does effect the overall attendance mark.
End of the Day
3.10pm Gates Open
3.20pm End of School day
3.30pm Gates Close
When a child arrives late to school, they miss important events like;
Frequent lateness can add up to a considerable amount of learning being lost. This can seriously disadvantage children and disrupt the learning of others
Absences
We respectfully ask that Parents notify the school, by 8.30am that morning, if their child is unable to attend for any unavoidable reason, such as illness. If the school does not receive notification, We will text/telephone on the first day of absence, to try to ascertain the reason.First day contact will be carried out as early as possible in the school day. If the child is still too unwell to attend the following day, parents will need to telephone the school again before 8.30am on the following and any further subsequent days of absence.
To safeguard the pupil, we cannot assume that they are still unwell so please do continue to inform us so we know why they have not arrived at school. If a child is absent for longer than 3 days due to ill health, medical evidence may need to be provided in order that the school can authorise the absence.
If after 3 days of absence, your child has not been seen and contact has not been made with the school, we will make all reasonable enquiries to establish contact with parents/carers and the child, including making enquiries to known friends and wider family. In the event of an absence of three or more days without contact from the family, a home visit will be made.
What to do if your child is unable to attend
Schools are only able to approve leave of absence for exceptional circumstances. Leave of absence is unlikely to be approved for the purposes of a family holiday. There are some reasons for absence that under normal circumstances will be approved without any problems:
We will not authorise: