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Attendance and Punctuality

Attendance: Why does it matter?

New Mills School believes that a student’s good attendance and punctuality is vital if they are to gain the most from the education we provide.  We believe that to be successful, all learners require the highest level of access, attendance and engagement and we will work closely with all agencies in order to achieve this.  The School aims to achieve an attendance target of 97% annually.

Attendance has a major impact on your child’s academic performance:

  • Students whose attendance is above 95% will achieve an average of seven or eight GCSE qualifications at grades 9 to 4
  • Students whose attendance drops below 93% will attain on average only two or three GCSE qualifications at grades 9 to 4
  • Therefore good attendance will have a big influence on your child’s later prospects in adult life

 

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Behaviour

Staff at New Mills School are relentless about ensuring students attain the best possible outcomes but that cannot come at the expense of high standards and expectations. At New Mills School we expect students to arrive at school and lessons on time, in correct uniform, fully equipped, and ready to learn.

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Extended Services

We work with a range of services to support parents and students both in and beyond school.

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Family Support Team

Family Support Team

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Looked After Children

We have a special duty to safeguard and promote the education of Children in Care and to help them achieve their full potential.  We recognise...

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Safeguarding

What is safeguarding? 

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Student Support

The well being of all our students is paramount to us.

We place great emphasis on developing and maintaining positive relationships between students, staff and parents/carers. This shared commitment will facilitate maximum academic progress, excellent behaviour, respect for learning and involvement in a wide range of challenging, stimulating and worthwhile activities.

 

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