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The Government has introduced a law allowing schools to use cohort entry for new entrants at the start of each term, as part of an update to the Education Act.
This allows pupils to start up to eight weeks before their fifth birthday, with youngsters starting in a group, rather than trickling … View moreThe Government has introduced a law allowing schools to use cohort entry for new entrants at the start of each term, as part of an update to the Education Act.
This allows pupils to start up to eight weeks before their fifth birthday, with youngsters starting in a group, rather than trickling in as they turn five.
Schools that decide to adopt cohort entry must consult with their community and give notice. After this, the school could refuse to enrol a child on their fifth birthday, making them wait until the start of the next school term.
It will be up to parents as to which term the child starts, as long as it is before their sixth birthday.
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When there are outbreaks of diseases like mumps happening in our community, it can be worrying….another worry to add to the ‘worries list’ in the lives of busy parents and caregivers. Making sure your children are immunised on time, every time, gives you one less thing to worry about. … View moreWhen there are outbreaks of diseases like mumps happening in our community, it can be worrying….another worry to add to the ‘worries list’ in the lives of busy parents and caregivers. Making sure your children are immunised on time, every time, gives you one less thing to worry about. Vaccines to protect against preventable diseases such as measles, mumps and whooping cough should be given at 6 weeks, 3 months, 5 months, 15 months, 4 years, 11 years and 12 years. If your child isn’t up to date, call your medical practice and book in for the free vaccination today.
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