Difference between revisions of "Attendance summary"
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Next to each row there is a bar and percentage which shows the pupil's percentage attendance for that week (the figures are not cumulative). <br> <br> | Next to each row there is a bar and percentage which shows the pupil's percentage attendance for that week (the figures are not cumulative). <br> <br> | ||
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==Calendar== | ==Calendar== | ||
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The calendar view shows the pupil's attendance for the academic year, presented in a calendar format. Each day represents two attendance marks; the AM and the PM mark. Each day on the calendar is colour coded using the pupil's worst statistical mark for the day, so green is present, yellow is late, pink is authorised absence and red is unauthorised absence. <br> <br> | The calendar view shows the pupil's attendance for the academic year, presented in a calendar format. Each day represents two attendance marks; the AM and the PM mark. Each day on the calendar is colour coded using the pupil's worst statistical mark for the day, so green is present, yellow is late, pink is authorised absence and red is unauthorised absence. <br> <br> | ||
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Parents can click on any of the dates to see the specific marks given to the pupil that day. <br> <br> | Parents can click on any of the dates to see the specific marks given to the pupil that day. <br> <br> | ||
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If parents scroll to the bottom of the calendar view, they will see pie charts giving a breakdown of the pupil's attendance. <br> <br> | If parents scroll to the bottom of the calendar view, they will see pie charts giving a breakdown of the pupil's attendance. <br> <br> | ||
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==Code Summary== | ==Code Summary== | ||
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The code summary will shows a breakdown of the various attendance codes that the pupil has received. This is a good way to see how often the pupil is arriving late, taking time off sick or receiving other attendance codes. <br> <br> | The code summary will shows a breakdown of the various attendance codes that the pupil has received. This is a good way to see how often the pupil is arriving late, taking time off sick or receiving other attendance codes. <br> <br> | ||
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==Statistical Summary== | ==Statistical Summary== | ||
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The statistical summary shows the pupil's attendance broken down into statistical bands. Each attendance code has a statistical meaning which is shown here. These are the figures that the government will report on and the percentage that can define a pupil as a persistent absentee. <br> <br> | The statistical summary shows the pupil's attendance broken down into statistical bands. Each attendance code has a statistical meaning which is shown here. These are the figures that the government will report on and the percentage that can define a pupil as a persistent absentee. <br> <br> | ||
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==Attendance by Session== | ==Attendance by Session== | ||
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The attendance by session view breaks a pupil's attendance down into days of the week, as well as AM/PM. This will help parents identify any days of the week where their child is struggling to arrive at school on time or taking more time off, perhaps because of travel arrangements. <br> <br> | The attendance by session view breaks a pupil's attendance down into days of the week, as well as AM/PM. This will help parents identify any days of the week where their child is struggling to arrive at school on time or taking more time off, perhaps because of travel arrangements. <br> <br> | ||
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Revision as of 09:25, 31 March 2016
The attendance summary page will show details about pupils' attendance to their sessions (their AM & PM marks, usually with the form tutor). These are the statutory marks that the government reports on.
Parents will be able to see all of the marks that their children have received, as well as a breakdown further down the page.
In all sections on this page, recent marks can either be highlighted in pink or completely hidden. Many schools find that some registers are not taken on time, and will hide/highlight marks to give their attendance officer a chance to 'tidy up' before displaying the attendance marks to parents. This is configured via preferences.
Week by Week
The week by week view will show a child's attendance, broken down into weeks. There is one column for each AM and PM session during the week and the pupil's attendance codes can be seen in the cells. Each cell is colour coded based on the statistical meaning of each code (e.g. red is unauthorised absence, green is present, etc.)
Next to each row there is a bar and percentage which shows the pupil's percentage attendance for that week (the figures are not cumulative).
Calendar
The calendar view shows the pupil's attendance for the academic year, presented in a calendar format. Each day represents two attendance marks; the AM and the PM mark. Each day on the calendar is colour coded using the pupil's worst statistical mark for the day, so green is present, yellow is late, pink is authorised absence and red is unauthorised absence.
Parents can click on any of the dates to see the specific marks given to the pupil that day.
If parents scroll to the bottom of the calendar view, they will see pie charts giving a breakdown of the pupil's attendance.
Code Summary
The code summary will shows a breakdown of the various attendance codes that the pupil has received. This is a good way to see how often the pupil is arriving late, taking time off sick or receiving other attendance codes.
Statistical Summary
The statistical summary shows the pupil's attendance broken down into statistical bands. Each attendance code has a statistical meaning which is shown here. These are the figures that the government will report on and the percentage that can define a pupil as a persistent absentee.
Attendance by Session
The attendance by session view breaks a pupil's attendance down into days of the week, as well as AM/PM. This will help parents identify any days of the week where their child is struggling to arrive at school on time or taking more time off, perhaps because of travel arrangements.
