Regular attendance at an early years setting or at school is fundamental to children's learning, development, and long-term life chances. Every day children spend in an educational environment provides vital opportunities to build relationships, develop routines, and engage in meaningful learning experiences. When children attend consistently, they are more likely to thrive socially, emotionally, and academically.
The Cambridgeshire county council has worked with partners to produce the following short film which shares key messages about the benefits of regular attendance from the perspectives of professionals, parents/ carers and children alike.
If the office do not receive explanation for absence, the absence is recorded as unauthorised
If your child has vomited or had diarrhoea, we follow the Health Protection Agency guidance and ask that you keep your child off school for 48 hours after the last episode of vomiting or diarrhoea. Please email absent@miltonroad.cambs.sch.uk to notify any child illness which prevents them from coming to school.
When your child first joins Milton Road parents/carers are asked to complete the admission form which asks for information about your child's dietary requirements and medical details.
If any of these details change please update the school office as soon as possible via office@miltonroad.cambs.sch.uk
If your child's medical conditions change please read and where necessary complete the 'administration of medications' form and return to the school office. The form can be found at the end of the medicines at school policy available below.