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The bus route starts in Hambledon at 7.35am and continues to The Green at Denmead at 7.43am,
then picks up at The Falcon at 7.48am and arrives at The Cowplain School at 7.59am. Further
education providers and employers will ask for school attendance records when considering
placements for young people. Permission for family holidays in term time will not be granted.
Reflection Time supports the delivery of the Cowplain School Curriculum and focuses on our three
curriculum strands of: “Thinking Hard, Developing Character and Understanding Diversity”. We
challenge our students to work hard, enjoy learning and achieve highly, providing a wide range of
opportunities for them to succeed, both within and outside the curriculum, whilst supporting them
with a highly effective pastoral network. At the heart of this is our fantastic curriculum, which
promotes three central strands of understanding diversity, thinking hard and developing character,
which are at the heart of everything we do. We introduce a Word of the Month at the beginning of
every month, which is followed by weekly Love of Reading and literacy sessions. If not, a telephone
call is expected as soon as possible. In addition, we must work to ensure that students arrive in school
and at lessons on time and that all timetabled activities begin on time. Requests for such absence
should be on the Leave of Absence form if notice is able to be given. Data published by the
Department for Education from 2019 shows that 84% of pupils who attended school every day
achieved the expected progress standard, compared to 40% of pupils who were persistently absent.
We know that students who attend regularly get more from their education, take part in a wider
range of activities, achieve better examination results relative to their ability and find better
employment than those who do not attend regularly. It is part of the curriculum in all years and for
all students. For any further information please contact our Admissions Manager. If the appointment
must be made in school time please ensure your child is at school for as much of the day as possible.
At Cowplain, if a student is not in school and their attendance levels drop we have a legal
responsibility to investigate to find out why and to help improve matters quickly.
The bus route starts in Hambledon at 7.35am and continues to The Green at Denmead at 7.43am,
then picks up at The Falcon at 7.48am and arrives at The Cowplain School at 7.59am. In addition, we
must work to ensure that students arrive in school and at lessons on time and that all timetabled
activities begin on time. We introduce a Word of the Month at the beginning of every month, which
is followed by weekly Love of Reading and literacy sessions. Requests for such absence should be
on the Leave of Absence form if notice is able to be given. If not, a telephone call is expected as
soon as possible. At Cowplain, if a student is not in school and their attendance levels drop we have
a legal responsibility to investigate to find out why and to help improve matters quickly. Data
published by the Department for Education from 2019 shows that 84% of pupils who attended
school every day achieved the expected progress standard, compared to 40% of pupils who were
persistently absent. Further education providers and employers will ask for school attendance records
when considering placements for young people. At the heart of this is our fantastic curriculum, which
promotes three central strands of understanding diversity, thinking hard and developing character,
which are at the heart of everything we do. Permission for family holidays in term time will not be
granted. For any further information please contact our Admissions Manager. If the appointment
must be made in school time please ensure your child is at school for as much of the day as possible.
Reflection Time supports the delivery of the Cowplain School Curriculum and focuses on our three
curriculum strands of: “Thinking Hard, Developing Character and Understanding Diversity”. We
know that students who attend regularly get more from their education, take part in a wider range of
activities, achieve better examination results relative to their ability and find better employment than
those who do not attend regularly. It is part of the curriculum in all years and for all students. We
challenge our students to work hard, enjoy learning and achieve highly, providing a wide range of
opportunities for them to succeed, both within and outside the curriculum, whilst supporting them
with a highly effective pastoral network.
If the appointment must be made in school time please ensure your child is at school for as much of
the day as possible. Further education providers and employers will ask for school attendance
records when considering placements for young people. If not, a telephone call is expected as soon as
possible. We introduce a Word of the Month at the beginning of every month, which is followed by
weekly Love of Reading and literacy sessions. Permission for family holidays in term time will not
be granted. We know that students who attend regularly get more from their education, take part in a
wider range of activities, achieve better examination results relative to their ability and find better
employment than those who do not attend regularly. At Cowplain, if a student is not in school and
their attendance levels drop we have a legal responsibility to investigate to find out why and to help
improve matters quickly. Data published by the Department for Education from 2019 shows that
84% of pupils who attended school every day achieved the expected progress standard, compared to
40% of pupils who were persistently absent. At the heart of this is our fantastic curriculum, which
promotes three central strands of understanding diversity, thinking hard and developing character,
which are at the heart of everything we do. Requests for such absence should be on the Leave of
Absence form if notice is able to be given. We challenge our students to work hard, enjoy learning
and achieve highly, providing a wide range of opportunities for them to succeed, both within and
outside the curriculum, whilst supporting them with a highly effective pastoral network. Reflection
Time supports the delivery of the Cowplain School Curriculum and focuses on our three curriculum
strands of: “Thinking Hard, Developing Character and Understanding Diversity”. It is part of the
curriculum in all years and for all students. The bus route starts in Hambledon at 7.35am and
continues to The Green at Denmead at 7.43am, then picks up at The Falcon at 7.48am and arrives at
The Cowplain School at 7.59am. In addition, we must work to ensure that students arrive in school
and at lessons on time and that all timetabled activities begin on time. For any further information
please contact our Admissions Manager.
Data published by the Department for Education from 2019 shows that 84% of pupils who attended
school every day achieved the expected progress standard, compared to 40% of pupils who were
persistently absent. Permission for family holidays in term time will not be granted. Further
education providers and employers will ask for school attendance records when considering
placements for young people. If the appointment must be made in school time please ensure your
child is at school for as much of the day as possible. At Cowplain, if a student is not in school and
their attendance levels drop we have a legal responsibility to investigate to find out why and to help
improve matters quickly. We know that students who attend regularly get more from their education,
take part in a wider range of activities, achieve better examination results relative to their ability and
find better employment than those who do not attend regularly. If not, a telephone call is expected as
soon as possible. At the heart of this is our fantastic curriculum, which promotes three central strands
of understanding diversity, thinking hard and developing character, which are at the heart of
everything we do. Reflection Time supports the delivery of the Cowplain School Curriculum and
focuses on our three curriculum strands of: “Thinking Hard, Developing Character and
Understanding Diversity”. Requests for such absence should be on the Leave of Absence form if
notice is able to be given. For any further information please contact our Admissions Manager. It is
part of the curriculum in all years and for all students. In addition, we must work to ensure that
students arrive in school and at lessons on time and that all timetabled activities begin on time. The
bus route starts in Hambledon at 7.35am and continues to The Green at Denmead at 7.43am, then
picks up at The Falcon at 7.48am and arrives at The Cowplain School at 7.59am. We challenge our
students to work hard, enjoy learning and achieve highly, providing a wide range of opportunities for
them to succeed, both within and outside the curriculum, whilst supporting them with a highly
effective pastoral network. We introduce a Word of the Month at the beginning of every month,
which is followed by weekly Love of Reading and literacy sessions.
The bus route starts in Hambledon at 7.35am and continues to The Green at Denmead at 7.43am,
then picks up at The Falcon at 7.48am and arrives at The Cowplain School at 7.59am. In addition, we
must work to ensure that students arrive in school and at lessons on time and that all timetabled
activities begin on time. We introduce a Word of the Month at the beginning of every month, which
is followed by weekly Love of Reading and literacy sessions. If not, a telephone call is expected as
soon as possible. Permission for family holidays in term time will not be granted. If the appointment
must be made in school time please ensure your child is at school for as much of the day as possible.
It is part of the curriculum in all years and for all students. Requests for such absence should be on
the Leave of Absence form if notice is able to be given. Further education providers and employers
will ask for school attendance records when considering placements for young people. We challenge
our students to work hard, enjoy learning and achieve highly, providing a wide range of
opportunities for them to succeed, both within and outside the curriculum, whilst supporting them
with a highly effective pastoral network. At Cowplain, if a student is not in school and their
attendance levels drop we have a legal responsibility to investigate to find out why and to help
improve matters quickly. Data published by the Department for Education from 2019 shows that
84% of pupils who attended school every day achieved the expected progress standard, compared to
40% of pupils who were persistently absent. Reflection Time supports the delivery of the Cowplain
School Curriculum and focuses on our three curriculum strands of: “Thinking Hard, Developing
Character and Understanding Diversity”. For any further information please contact our Admissions
Manager. At the heart of this is our fantastic curriculum, which promotes three central strands of
understanding diversity, thinking hard and developing character, which are at the heart of everything
we do. We know that students who attend regularly get more from their education, take part in a
wider range of activities, achieve better examination results relative to their ability and find better
employment than those who do not attend regularly.
It is part of the curriculum in all years and for all students. In addition, we must work to ensure that
students arrive in school and at lessons on time and that all timetabled activities begin on time. For
any further information please contact our Admissions Manager. At the heart of this is our fantastic
curriculum, which promotes three central strands of understanding diversity, thinking hard and
developing character, which are at the heart of everything we do. Permission for family holidays in
term time will not be granted. We know that students who attend regularly get more from their
education, take part in a wider range of activities, achieve better examination results relative to their
ability and find better employment than those who do not attend regularly. Data published by the
Department for Education from 2019 shows that 84% of pupils who attended school every day
achieved the expected progress standard, compared to 40% of pupils who were persistently absent.
If not, a telephone call is expected as soon as possible. We challenge our students to work hard,
enjoy learning and achieve highly, providing a wide range of opportunities for them to succeed, both
within and outside the curriculum, whilst supporting them with a highly effective pastoral network.
Requests for such absence should be on the Leave of Absence form if notice is able to be given. We
introduce a Word of the Month at the beginning of every month, which is followed by weekly Love
of Reading and literacy sessions. Reflection Time supports the delivery of the Cowplain School
Curriculum and focuses on our three curriculum strands of: “Thinking Hard, Developing Character
and Understanding Diversity”. At Cowplain, if a student is not in school and their attendance levels
drop we have a legal responsibility to investigate to find out why and to help improve matters
quickly. If the appointment must be made in school time please ensure your child is at school for as
much of the day as possible. The bus route starts in Hambledon at 7.35am and continues to The
Green at Denmead at 7.43am, then picks up at The Falcon at 7.48am and arrives at The Cowplain
School at 7.59am. Further education providers and employers will ask for school attendance records
when considering placements for young people.
Permission for family holidays in term time will not be granted. For any further information please
contact our Admissions Manager. It is part of the curriculum in all years and for all students. If not, a
telephone call is expected as soon as possible. At the heart of this is our fantastic curriculum, which
promotes three central strands of understanding diversity, thinking hard and developing character,
which are at the heart of everything we do. Further education providers and employers will ask for
school attendance records when considering placements for young people. If the appointment must
be made in school time please ensure your child is at school for as much of the day as possible. We
challenge our students to work hard, enjoy learning and achieve highly, providing a wide range of
opportunities for them to succeed, both within and outside the curriculum, whilst supporting them
with a highly effective pastoral network. We know that students who attend regularly get more from
their education, take part in a wider range of activities, achieve better examination results relative to
their ability and find better employment than those who do not attend regularly. In addition, we must
work to ensure that students arrive in school and at lessons on time and that all timetabled activities
begin on time. At Cowplain, if a student is not in school and their attendance levels drop we have a
legal responsibility to investigate to find out why and to help improve matters quickly. Data
published by the Department for Education from 2019 shows that 84% of pupils who attended
school every day achieved the expected progress standard, compared to 40% of pupils who were
persistently absent. Requests for such absence should be on the Leave of Absence form if notice is
able to be given. The bus route starts in Hambledon at 7.35am and continues to The Green at
Denmead at 7.43am, then picks up at The Falcon at 7.48am and arrives at The Cowplain School at
7.59am. We introduce a Word of the Month at the beginning of every month, which is followed by
weekly Love of Reading and literacy sessions. Reflection Time supports the delivery of the
Cowplain School Curriculum and focuses on our three curriculum strands of: “Thinking Hard,
Developing Character and Understanding Diversity”.