Attendance
Good attendance at school is important for all children.
Those regularly absent from school are not only missing out on parts of their education, but they are also missing out on all the other social and life skills that schools have to offer.
Attendance at 95% means that a child has had, on average, half a day off every week, totalling 10 days per year or 2 school weeks. Research has shown that children whose attendance falls below 90% will receive one grade lower than their predicted GCSE grade in every subject, which may have a significant effect on their future prospects.
Tring School Parents/Carers
If your child is experiencing any issues with regards to their attendance, you can contact our Attendance Manager. Alternatively, you can contact your child’s Head of House. For support with emotionally based school avoidance please click here for their guide on parental support produced by Hertfordshire CC.
Please head to this page of the school website for full details on how to manage your child's Attendance, Absence and Medical Conditions.
- Attendance