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1. • • (b) attendance at another school at which the pupil is a registered pupil. Examples of when this code would be used: attending taster days at other schools; pupils attending another school as ‘guest pupils’ (note a pupil who attends another school as part of a regular pattern must be dual registered – see Code D);
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   What does code B mean in education?

   • The educational activity must take place during the session for which it is recorded. Schools have responsibilities for the safeguarding and welfare of pupils educated off-site under their supervision. By using code B, schools are certifying that the education is supervised by someone who is acting under their direction.

   Section 7: Contents of the admissions register (‘the school roll’)

   consult.education.gov.uk/school-attendance-policy-and-strategy-team/school-registers-and-national-thresholds-for-legal/supporting_documents/220617_Draft Guidance_Working together to improve school attendance_Amendment.pdf

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   Why do schools use code B?

   • (See Legislation). Therefore by using code B, schools are certifying that the education is supervised and measures have been taken to safeguard pupils. This code should not be used for any unsupervised educational activity or where a pupil is at home doing school work.

   One minute guide: Registration B Code - off-site educational activity

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   Are schools using the B attendance code with MPs?

   • New figures on schools’ use of the B attendance code - for pupils who are classed as present but who are being educated off-site - have been published by FFT Education Datalab after children’s commissioner Dame Rachel de Souza raised concern about the use of the code with MPs.

   School pupils being educated off-site: what do we know? | Tes

   www.tes.com/magazine/news/general/school-pupls-educated-off-site-code-b-attendance-absence

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   Should a pupil be recorded as a code C?

   • The school are authorising the absence for the sessions that the pupil is not required to be in school and the pupil should be recorded as Code C for those sessions. While part-time timetables are a useful technique to help pupils adapt or re-adapt to the school setting, they have the effect of reducing the sessions on offer to those pupils.

   One minute guide: Registration B Code - off-site educational activity

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   When should a school use a DfE code?

   • DfE guidance School attendance guidance (publishing.service.gov.uk). This code should be used when pupils are present at an off-site educational activity that has been approved by the school. Ultimately schools are responsible for the safeguarding and welfare of pupils educated off-site. (See Legislation).

   One minute guide: Registration B Code - off-site educational activity

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   Do pupils have to be dual registered during direction off-site?

   • During the direction off-site to another school, pupils must be dual registered. Information on direction off-site can be found in the alternative provision (paragraphs 22-25) and school exclusion (paragraphs 36-47) statutory guidance documents. When might it be necessary to use this power?

   Direction off-site for the improvement of behaviour

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   Sep 6, 2022 · (b) attendance at another school at which the pupil is a registered pupil. Examples of when this code would be used: attending taster days at other schools; pupils attending another school as...

4. support.arbor-education.com › hc › en-usAttendance codes and how they count towards statutory ...

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   Attendance codes determine whether a student is marked as present or absent in Arbor. When taking the registers, your teachers can choose the marks of Present (/), Late (L) or No Reason (N), but can amend the N code to a different code if they wish.

5. www.legislation.gov.uk › uksi › 2006The Education (Pupil Registration) (England) Regulations 2006

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   (b) attendance at another school at which the pupil is a registered pupil. (5) The exceptional circumstances in which a pupil may be marked as unable to attend are where— (a) the school...

6. childlawadvice.org.uk › information-pagesDirection off-site for the improvement of behaviour

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   Aug 13, 2024 · During the direction off-site to another school, pupils must be dual registered. Information on direction off-site can be found in the alternative provision (paragraphs 22-25) and school exclusion (paragraphs 36-47) statutory guidance documents.

7. www.tes.com › magazine › newsSchool pupils being educated off-site: what do we know? | Tes

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   Mar 16, 2023 · New figures on schools’ use of the B attendance code - for pupils who are classed as present but who are being educated off-site - have been published by FFT Education Datalab after children’s commissioner Dame Rachel de Souza raised concern about the use of the code with MPs.

8. www.tes.com › magazine › leadershipTo code B or not to code B: Attendance rule change creates ...

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   Oct 22, 2024 · To code B or not to code B: attendance rule change poses questions. Dan Worth outlines a litany of issues with the way attendance codes have changed for pupils engaged in remote education – and why it’s at odds with wider messages from the DfE. 22nd October 2024, 5:00pm.

9. consult.education.gov.uk › school-attendance-policySection 7: Contents of the admissions register (‘the school ...

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   Where a school is aware that the pupil is or will be attending another school, the school must ensure that the admission register contains: • the name of the other school;