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Education attendance: legal framework and guidance
https://westberks.gov.uk/education-attendance-legalLinks to key legislation and guidance relating to education attendance.
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Education attendance: information for schools
https://westberks.gov.uk/education-attendance-schoolsInformation on education attendance for schools in West Berkshire.
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Penalty Notices (PNs): National Framework (from 19 August 2024)
https://westberks.gov.uk/education-attendance-penalty-noticesA Penalty Notice is a fine issued to parents when a child has missed school without authorisation.
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Elective Home Education
https://westberks.gov.uk/elective-home-educationInformation about choosing to educate your child at home instead of school and what is required.
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Education attendance: resources and downloads
https://westberks.gov.uk/education-attendance-resources-downloadsInformation resources for parents and policies, templates and resources for schools.
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Elective Home Education: school duties
https://westberks.gov.uk/elective-home-education-school-dutiesInformation about the duties for schools and head teachers for Elective Home Education (EHE).
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Children Missing Education (CME)
https://westberks.gov.uk/children-missing-educationInformation about children who are missing education, why it matters and when to report a concern.
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Education attendance: prosecution
https://westberks.gov.uk/education-attendance-prosecutionAbout the prosecution process and outcomes. We aim to work with families to avoid legal action wherever possible.
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Parenting Orders
https://westberks.gov.uk/parenting-ordersA legal measure that a court can issue when a parent is found guilty of failing to ensure their child attends school regularly.
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Attendance contracts
https://westberks.gov.uk/education-attendance-contractsAn attendance contract is a formal agreement between a school, a parent or carer, and sometimes the pupil, designed to improve a child's school attendance.
