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  • Attendance

    Weekly attendance percentages:

    w/c 15th December 2025

    Whole school attendance for this week-89.43%

    Apple-70.00%

    Cherry-98.89%

    Pear-82.22%

    Plum-82.72%

    Berries- 98.99%

    Strawberry-77.78%

    Nursery AM-94.12%

    Nursery PM-91.47%

    Reception-80.06%

    Year 1-86.34%

    Year 2-93.55%

    Year 3-94.06%

    Year 4-89.15%

    Year 5-91.93%

    Year 6-91.87%

     

    Winners:

    1st - Berries

    2nd - Cherry

    3rd - 6Attenborough

    Pupil attendance

    Good attendance at school is essential. Children who attend school every day are more likely to achieve strong academic outcomes, develop positive social skills, and build secure relationships.

    High levels of absence can sometimes indicate that a family may be facing difficulties. For this reason, at Priory we closely monitor pupil attendance and will contact families when absence becomes a concern.

    If a child regularly misses school, you may notice the following impacts:

    • Their learning is disrupted and they may fall behind their peers.
    • They struggle to form and maintain secure friendships.
    • They lose confidence in attending school and may become overly reliant on their parents.
    • Their mental health, self-esteem, and confidence can decline significantly.

    Please do not allow this to happen to your child. Parents and carers have a legal responsibility to ensure their children attend school regularly. If you are finding it difficult to support your child’s attendance, we encourage you to speak with us as early as possible so we can offer help and guidance.

    You can contact us by emailing http://attendanceofficer@prioryschool.com or by calling the main office on 01628 600300 and asking to speak with our attendance officer.

     

    Formal request to withdraw your child from Priory School

    Formal Request for Withdrawal new version.pdf

    Importance Of Attendance

    The importance of attendance

    Slough Attendance Advice 

    Frequently asked questions

    Early Years attendance

    KS1 attendance

    KS2 attendance