Improving support for children missing education — outcome published
We are seeking evidence to improve the way children missing education are identified and supported.
The Department for Education is addressing persistent pupil absenteeism and children missing education in England, where approximately one in five school-age children miss at least one day per fortnight. The department is considering measures including a national register of out-of-school children, parental notification duties, and improved attendance enforcement, while also examining whether home-to-school transport policy adequately supports attendance.
We are seeking evidence to improve the way children missing education are identified and supported.
We are seeking evidence to improve the way children missing education are identified and supported.
We are seeking evidence to improve the way children missing education are identified and supported.
We're seeking views on proposals to improve the consistency of school attendance support and management.
We're seeking views on proposals to improve the consistency of school attendance support and management.
We are seeking views on a local authority registration system for children who do not attend state-funded or registered independent schools.
We're seeking views on proposals to improve the consistency of school attendance support and management.
We are seeking views on a local authority registration system for children who do not attend state-funded or registered independent schools.
We are seeking views on a local authority registration system for children who do not attend state-funded or registered independent schools.