Why is attendance so important?
Research has shown again and again that regular school attendance is vital in helping children get the best possible start in life. It lays the foundation for developing good social skills, building relationships and achieving success later in life. Children who attend school regularly are more likely to stay in school and achieve better educational outcomes. (TESS Every Day Counts)
3 Tier Attendance Model
The Ripple Effect of Attendance
Just as ripples spread out when a single pebble is dropped into water, the effects of regular attendance stretches beyond the classroom. It shapes character, nurtures potential and builds the foundation for your child’s future.
Academic Performance: Regular attendance leads to higher grades and better understanding of class material.
Social Skills Development: Being in school regularly helps students to build strong relationships with peers and teachers. It enhances their ability to work in teams, resolve conflicts and develop empathy.
Future Opportunities: Each day in school is a step towards future academic and career success. Regular attendance instils discipline, responsibility and skills valued in further, higher education and the workplace