Every school has a legal responsibility to promote good attendance. Put simply, poor attendance means it is very unlikely a child will achieve well.

When a pupil’s attendance is very poor, a fine may be issued through Notts County Council. By Easter, it is likely they will have issued 20 fines to parents at KPNS. 

Ideally, every child has attendance over 95% - giving them the best chance of keeping up with their learning. We normally consider below 90% as poor attendance. 

The impact of poor attendance:

Please come and talk to Mrs Garner if we can help you with anything linked to school attendance.

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This week, children and teachers will be thinking about esafety, especially safe use of the internet, as part of the national ‘Safer Internet Day 2024’.

We know that internet can be a source of wonder, joy and useful information. Very sadly, we also know that some children can be exposed to very harmful content on the internet, as well as meeting people who use the internet to groom and harm children.

Please use the information below to ensure you have all the information you need to help keep your child safe:

1. Tips, advice, guides and resources to help keep your child safe online when they are using a range of different internet connected devices. – access the ‘saferinternet.org’ website using this link.
2. Read the ‘Top Tips’ below for parents and children.
3. Share the ‘Digital Leaders’ magazines below, written by pupils across ‘Equals Trust’ for children in Years 3,4,5 and 6.
4. Talk to your child about what has been discussed in class and assemblies this week.

We are delighted to share with you the news that Miss Inglis gave birth to Rex on Saturday 20th January. All are doing well and big sister, Ava, is thrilled with her new brother! 

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