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Improving attendance: Secondary school analysis of attendance and absence codes
Spreadsheet containing secondary school analysis of attendance and absence codes. The workbook provides an analysis of absence for any purpose, depending on the data input, and thus is a valuable additional tool for school improvement.
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Primary school analysis of attendance and absence: Mandatory codes
Workbook to enable the schools and LAs to support improvements in school attendance. Allows the analysis of all codes for absence and approved educational activity. Charts are automatically generated to analyse the data by each individual code by year group, whole-school overall absence, whole-school approved educational activity, overall absence for each year group, authorised absence for each year group and unauthorised absence for each year group. The charts give a pictorial representation of absence supplemented by data labels that show the actual number of sessions lost and the proportion they represent as a percentage.
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Behaviour and attendance: The role of the senior leadership team (SLT) in leading and managing improvement
- Author:Una Simpson
- Last Updated:03/12/2010
- Status:Approved
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Children's services attendance effective practice: Identifying how data can most effectively be used to inform actions
Guidance for the senior leadership team within children's services to avoid being 'data rich' but 'information poor', and tools to help gain a clear understanding of their attendance profile.
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Behaviour and attendance e-newsletter – spring 2010: Attendance
The National Strategies have developed two detailed resources to help support and assist schools and Children's Services in improving attendance and reducing persistent absence.
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Improving attendance and reducing persistent absence: Overview
Overview of the pages of the Improving attendance manual.
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Improving attendance and reducing persistent absence: Section 1: Review of school attendance policy
How to review school attendance policy in four parts: School-based procedures; School-based practice; Proactive interventions; Planning for support from outside the school.
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Children's services attendance effective practice: Children's services support for attendance
Children's services procedures should be addressed as a first step in strategically approaching attendance improvement.
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Improving attendance and reducing persistent absence: Section 4: Providing whole staff training
Approaches to whole staff training including support staff, site manager and others as well as teachers. Includes guidance and links on attendance codes.
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Improving attendance and reducing persistent absence: Key elements in securing positive attendance
The aim of improving overall attendance of all pupils is to maximise the impact of effective teaching and learning. Policy should define agreed roles and responsibilities and promote, monitor and evaluate the consistent application of practice.
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