6 of 14 classes beat 96%. Every Day Makes a Difference! ⭐ We're hovering close to our 96% attendance target! Despite a few seasonal bugs, there's been some fantastic attendance across our school. When children are well enough to attend, every school day is an opportunity to learn something new, develop friendships and make memories. Let's see if we can work together to keep our attendance above 96%!

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Whole school: 95.6% Down 0.8% from last week Covers Monday 12 to Friday 16 October Last updated Friday 16 October at 3.31pm

Tap a bar to highlight that class and see their year. Queenie will tell you how they did, and Steve will swim over.

Team attendance makes a big splash!

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What this page means

Every day in school is a day of learning, friends and being part of the class. This page is a cheer for the classes who are in, and a friendly reminder that good attendance helps every child.

Green and blue

Our school target is usually 96%. A green bar means that class reached it. That is a strong week, and worth celebrating at home. A blue bar means the class is still working towards it. Every day a child is in class helps that bar climb.

A perfect week

100% means everyone in that class was in. Those classes are the winners, and their teacher wears a crown. Bubbles on a bar are the same celebration. A shout-out is an extra well done for a class we are proud of, even when they are just under 100%.

The whole school

The whole-school score is every class together. When it goes up, the school is heading the right way. One child’s day in school is a small thing. Put together, those days are how a class, and then the whole school, does well.

Over the year

This year looks at the habit, not just one week. The average and the top classes show who has kept it up. A brilliant week is lovely. A steady year is even better, because children learn most when they are here regularly.

The photo by each class is their teacher. Have a look with your child and see how their class is getting on. If they are well, the best place for them is in school with their friends.