Attendance

The world is run by those who show up (Robert Johnson)

Everyone in school is committed to promoting the importance of good attendance and punctuality.

We will support pupils and parents to achieve good attendance and punctuality, and we will work closely with parents where absence is a cause for concern.

Woodfield Primary School strives for 100% attendance for all pupils. The whole school attendance target is 97%. 

We are committed to promoting a positive and welcoming atmosphere in which all pupils feel safe, secure, and valued. We will ensure that attendance is monitored effectively and reasons for absences are recorded promptly and consistently.

Notable facts:
•    An average attendance of 80% or less across a child’s school career adds up to missing a whole two years from school.
•    Being late for school reduces learning time. If your child is 5 minutes late every day, they will miss three days’ worth of learning each year.
•    If your child is 15 minutes late each day, they will miss two weeks’ worth of learning each year.

Attendance

The world is run by those who show up (Robert Johnson)

Everyone in school is committed to promoting the importance of good attendance and punctuality.

We will support pupils and parents to achieve good attendance and punctuality, and we will work closely with parents where absence is a cause for concern.

Woodfield Primary School strives for 100% attendance for all pupils. The whole school attendance target is 97%. 

We are committed to promoting a positive and welcoming atmosphere in which all pupils feel safe, secure, and valued. We will ensure that attendance is monitored effectively and reasons for absences are recorded promptly and consistently.

Notable facts:
•    An average attendance of 80% or less across a child’s school career adds up to missing a whole two years from school.
•    Being late for school reduces learning time. If your child is 5 minutes late every day, they will miss three days’ worth of learning each year.
•    If your child is 15 minutes late each day, they will miss two weeks’ worth of learning each year.