Exploring persistent absence
Some thoughts about how persistent absence could be defined in a world affected by Covid
Some thoughts about how persistent absence could be defined in a world affected by Covid
We look at how many pupils were educated off-site, dual-registered and absent due to exclusion in the week ending 8th October 2021
An overview of persistent absence in primary schools so far this year compared to 2019/20 and 2020/21
Absence in primary schools in the first half-term of this year was better than last year, but is still worse than pre-pandemic. A reduction in COVID infections is needed to avoid disruption this half-term.
The latest ONS infection survey suggests not all children with COVID are missing school
Regional absences have become much more even, but large differences between Year groups persist. The latest insights from Aspire Attendance Tracker
Absences last week exceeded the previous high seen in the run-up to Christmas. The North East remains worst affected.
Absences this week are high and increasing, particularly in the North East.
Year 11 pupils have missed more school this year than any other year group. How will this affect their GCSE grades this summer?