Attendance - Every Day Counts
School attendance is a very important part of your child's educational experience. The best pupils outcomes are achieved by children attending regularly at school.
What if my child is unable to attend?
If your child is unable to attend school, you should contact school as soon as possible to report the absence. We will need to know why your child is unable to attend and when you expect them to return. If your child does not arrive by registration close, the school will contact you via text or phone call to find out why your child is absent.
How do school monitor attendance?
Our attendance team monitor attendance daily. Where attendance falls below acceptable levels, we contact parents and discuss any problems that may be causing issues with attendance. We are eager to work with and support families. We encourage parents to talk to school about any barriers they have to ensuring their child attend regularly. Bournville work alongside the education welfare team at ELAN to continuously improve attendance across the school.
Attendance Changes August 2024
Turn up Ted Winner for the week begining 1st April 2025 goes to 2B with 97% and the winner for Term 4 with 95% was 1B Well Done. We had 50 pupils with 96%, 44 pupils with 97%, 40 pupils with 98%. 23 pupils with 99% and 21 pupils with 100%. Congratulation's to all.
A big congratulations goes to Luna, Arlo. Sebastian, Millie, Evelyn, Charlie, Hannah, Aria, Lillian and Ronnie These children were picked out of a draw to win a £5 gift vouchers for good attendance.
Attendance Champions- Lorraine Grindle and Maria Siewertsen

