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Enhancing Attendance Among FSM Pupils in Carmarthenshire and Ceredigion: Strategies for Improvement

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This report analyzes attendance patterns among Free School Meal (FSM) pupils in Carmarthenshire and Ceredigion, revealing that a significant percentage (1,400 pupils) attend less than 80% of the time. To address this issue, a comprehensive authority approach is recommended, including engaging parents during absences, implementing whole-school strategies, and monitoring attendance data regularly. Additionally, leveraging the Pupil Deprivation Grant and restructuring the Education Welfare Service for intensive support are crucial for improving attendance rates among low-attending pupils.

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Enhancing Attendance Among FSM Pupils in Carmarthenshire and Ceredigion: Strategies for Improvement

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  1. School Attendance Bethan T James May 2013

  2. All Wales Data- Secondary

  3. Regional Comparison- Secondary

  4. All Wales Data- Primary

  5. Regional Comparison- Primary

  6. Attainment comparison of Carmarthenshire and Ceredigion

  7. FSM Pupils need to attend more regularly

  8. FSM pupils attendance and attainment

  9. % of pupils attending less than 80% of the time (= 1,400 pupils)

  10. What can we do? • Have a whole authority approach. • Engage with parents when pupils are absent. • Whole school approaches are best practice. • Monitor data weekly, monthly and termly. • Utilise the Pupil Deprivation Grant. • Remodel the Education Welfare Service to provide more intensive support for pupils attending less than 80% of the time.

  11. New Education Welfare Service 3 x Senior Practitioner: Schools 3 2 1 Significant Welfare Concerns 4 x Social Worker: Schools High Welfare Concerns 8 x Family Engagement workers Non- attendance issues

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