Authorised absence means that the school has either given approval in advance for a pupil of compulsory school age to be away from the school, or has accepted an explanation offered afterwards as justification for absence.
Authorised absence means that the school has either given approval in advance for a pupil to be away from the school or has accepted an explanation offered afterwards as justification for absence. The following information outlines the main circumstances where absence may be authorised by
Authorised absence means a resident’s absence from the College that is for (in the opinion of the CEO) a genuine reason;
Examples of Authorised absence in a sentence
YES E Excluded (no alternative provision) Authorised absence NO G Family holiday (not agreed, or days in excess of agreement).
YES, if approved by the school in advance R Religious observance Authorised absence.
More Definitions of Authorised absence
Authorised absence means the agreed acceptable reasons for Young People to be absent from education as further set out in Annex A (Authorised Absences from Education) of Schedule 1 (Authority's Requirements);
Authorised absence means that the school has either given approval in advance for a pupil or compulsory age to be away, or has accepted an explanation offered afterwards as justification for absence.
Authorised absence means that the college has either given approval in advance for a pupil of compulsory school age to be away from the college, or has accepted an explanation offered afterwards as justification for absence.
Authorised absence which means the pupils absence is with permission granted by the school. These codes include:
Authorised absence means a Resident’s absence from the College
Authorised absence means a Resident’s absence from the College that is for (in the opinion of the CEO) a genuine reason;
Authorised absence means that the College has either given approval in advance for a student of compulsory school age to not be present, or has accepted an explanation offered afterwards as justification for absence i.e. the student was ill or ‘prevented from attending by an unavoidable cause'.