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Research into how attendance can impact attainment
Read summaries of research and find links to case studies on improving attendance.
- Flexi-schooling: guidance
- Improving attendance: audit and tracking sheets
- Improving attendance: plans and case studies (primary)
- Improving pupil attendance (secondary)
- Improving pupil attendance (special)
- Improving the attendance of pupils eligible for pupil premium funding
- Parenting contracts for poor attendance
- Persistent school refusal: guidance
- Reduced timetables for pupils
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