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How detrimental is missing a few days of highschool?

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Summerishere123 · 04/06/2024 11:26

Trying to book next years holiday for Easter and it is £1300 more to go on the saturday than the wednesday which means DS missing 3 days of year 7. I'm inclined to think no big deal as a one off but haven't been at highschool for many moons!
Would this be terrible?

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pointythings · 04/06/2024 11:28

Not at all.

Not recommended in Year 10 or 11 but in Year 7 no biggie.
You do need to consider whether or not you're going to be fined for unauthorised absence and what the cost of that would be. But probably considerably less than £1300 for 3 days.

Summerishere123 · 04/06/2024 11:35

Thanks, I don't think there will be a fine as its 3 days not 5 which is threshold. Even if it was, that would be an extra £400ish.

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ItsNotAShopItsAStore · 04/06/2024 11:55

If you listen the school - the children will spend their whole lives being jobless and will probably turn to drugs

If you listen to common sense - no impact at all

(lighthearted post BTW)

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PuttingDownRoots · 04/06/2024 11:59

According to DD... as long as you are willing to catch up work, its fine. For example she missed a few chapters of the book in literature, so had to borrow the book to read them at home.

Summerishere123 · 04/06/2024 13:07

Thanks, we are going at the start of Easter so he would have plenty of time to catch up on what he misses.

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