Absence/Registers
In the Czech Republic, school attendance is compulsory for 9 years, usually between the ages of 6 and 15. “This applies to the citizens of the Czech Republic and to the citizens of other EU member states who have resided in the Czech Republic for more than 90 days. Compulsory school attendance also applies to other foreigners who are entitled to reside in the Czech Republic permanently or temporarily for a period longer than 90 days, including asylum seekers.
Registration
EYFS and Primary:
Pupils are registered twice a day; first thing in the morning at the start of the school day, and again in the afternoon session.
● Registration is from 08.50am for Pre-Nursery, Nursery, Reception and Year 1 classes.
● Registration is from 08.20am for Year 2 - Year 6 classes.
Any pupil arriving in class after 08:35 should be marked L = Late.
If you have a pupil who has a persistent late record please discuss this with the parents and carers.
Behaviour and Relationships guidelines - a review of our current Behaviour policy
All Staff will:
Czech lessons now begin at 08:35
Reporting absence:
Early Years and Foundation Stage:
● Send an email to the class teacher
● School office: Prague 6 Sibeliova telephone - 734 265 258
● School office: Prague 5 Nessie telephone - 603 883 355 / 251 560 531
Primary Year 1 - 6:
● Send an email to the class teacher
● School office: Prague 5 Nessie telephone: 603 883 355 / 251 560 531
● School office: Prague 6 Norbertov telephone: 733 697 349 / 220 512 653
● School office: Prague 1 Valdstejnska telephone: 257 316 182
Reporting absence
Messages on class dojo/emails/phone calls
Without notification, absences are recorded as
U = unauthorised
N = unknown
Please note if you use ‘N’ please update the register once you have the reason.
N is not an unauthorised absence in counting to the reports. It is unexcused absence.
N
All absences and late arrivals are recorded on pupils’ records and reports and, in the case of older secondary pupils, may be reflected in our reporting of punctuality and attendance in university application references. Parents may be invited into school to discuss persistent absence or lateness.
Management Information System (MIS)
Useful links:
Attendance
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Class Register