Attendance Expectations
At St Wulstan's, attendance is reviewed regularly, and pupils are placed within a risk category based on the number of days absent across the academic year.
We understand that families may sometimes face challenges in getting children into school. Our priority is to work in partnership with you, offering support wherever possible and addressing concerns early.
Absence Procedures
If your child is absent, you must:
• contact us as soon as possible on the first day of absence, ideally by 9.00am
If your child is absent, we will:
• telephone you on the first day of absence if we have not heard from you
If we cannot contact you by telephone, we will try all other communication avenues available to us including a safe & welfare visit to your home.
Number of days to be Persistently Absent
| Term point | Number of days to be Persistently Absent |
| By October half term | 4 days or more |
| By Christmas | 8 days or more |
| By February half term | 11 days or more |
| By Easter | 13 days or more |
| By May half term | 16 days or more |
| By End of summer term | 19 days or more |
Attendance Procedures and Support
Attendance Documents