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Attendance

Our Attendance Lead is: Vikki Wilson (Head of School)

Our Attendance Champion is: Cheryl Kirton (Teaching Assistant)

Our Attendance Policy can be found on our Policies page.

Northern Lights and all academies that are part of the Trust are committed to meeting our obligation with regards to school attendance through our whole-school culture and ethos. We fully believe that good attendance is central to raising standards in education and ensuring all pupils can fulfil their potential. Pupils need to attend school regularly to benefit from their education. Missing out on lessons leaves children vulnerable to falling behind. Children with poor attendance tend to achieve less in both Primary and Secondary school. For these reasons, the Trust will proactively work in partnership with all parents/carers to promote and secure good attendance and overcome any barriers through strong partnership working.

As a school within the Northern Lights Learning Trust, we aim to:

  • Promote good attendance
  • Reduce absence, including persistent and severe absence
  • Ensure every pupil has access to full-time education, which they are entitled to
  • Act early to address patterns of absence
  • Ensure all pupils are punctual to lessons
  • Build strong relationships with families and ensure support is given if needed

We will work with parents and carers to ensure that each child in our school has the best possible attendance that they can achieve.

Attendance is categorised below:

Attendance HEROs

Attendance HEROs are children who are Here, Everyday, Ready and On time. We celebrate our attendance HEROs half termly so each half term is a new chance to be an attendance HERO.

The NHS have provided the following helpful guidance to support parents:

NHS – Is my child too ill for school

Our Values and Ethos

Christian teachings play a large part in the daily goings on at St Peter's

Friendship & Trust

Service

Thankfulness

Compassion

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