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Would I be able to take my child out of school for the day for a wedding? Or will I be fined as it'll be classed as non authorized? It'll be for my wedding
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Learn more about our guidelines.Our school is okay if it’s just an odd day/something on. Tbh people have even taken the kids out for 5 days before and not had anything. I think it’s at the school regression and also depending whether they are off school a lot.
They normally say it will go down as unauthorised but we hope xyz have a lovely time and we look forward to hearing about it when they return so I’m sure your wedding day will be fine!
My MIL used to work in a school office and would be the one dealing with the fines etc. she told me that it's up to the school! The government don't report it and fine you etc, the school notifies them. So it just depends who's the one dealing with the fines at your school and how strict/lenient they are!
We are going away for the weekend, leaving friday and we are just gunna ring it in as sick 😅😂
@Ellis thank you
@Holly thank you
@Kerry wish I could but my son likes to tell on me so I feel like he'd tell his teacher where he actually was 😂😂
Wait, you get a fine?! For taking your child out of school? That’s insane! Ive never heard of that before 😆
@Mackenzie, you can in the UK, yeah. It's a possibility. especially if it's a holiday during school time. It's ridiculous I know
@Mackenzie stupid British system. They tried to fine my friend for taking her kids out of school for a day for their granddads funeral. She of course refused and call them out on the madness.
If it’s their parents wedding I would just tell the school it’s happening. Especially if it’s a CoE or Catholic primary I’d mention you are involving the children in a marriage ceremony therefore continuing the schools education ethos. Lay it on thick if they try anything
How old is the child?
I’m pretty sure they need to be out of school for 10 consecutive sessions which is 5 days before they can fine you