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Parents in England face higher fines for school absences | The Westmorland Gazette - Vimarsana News

Parents in England face higher fines for school absences | The Westmorland Gazette

Parents in England who take their children out of class without permission will now face higher fines.

Parents in England face higher fines for school absences - Vimarsana News

Parents in England face higher fines for school absences

Parents in England who take their children out of class without permission will now face higher fines.

'Can we fine teachers £80 for strike days?' Parents' fury as government hikes penalties for taking children out of school during term-time - as heads warn it won't stop families if they can save thousands on a holiday - Vimarsana News

'Can we fine teachers £80 for strike days?' Parents' fury as government hikes penalties for taking children out of school during term-time - as heads warn it won't stop families if they can save thousands on a holiday

Angry families have asked whether teachers could be given similar sanctions, after the new crackdown was announced by Education Secretary Gillian Keegan.

Parents in England face higher fines for school absences | Wilts and Gloucestershire Standard - Vimarsana News

Parents in England face higher fines for school absences | Wilts and Gloucestershire Standard

Parents in England who take their children out of class without permission will now face higher fines.

Fines for parents whose children miss school during term time to rise from September - Vimarsana News

Fines for parents whose children miss school during term time to rise from September

From September a fine will be considered for all parents if a child misses five days of school for an "unauthorised absence" with fines starting from £80 and rising to £160