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The School Attendance (Pupil Registration) (England) Regulations 2024

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6 Method of making and amending entries

(1) The proprietor of a school must ensure that whenever an entry in the school’s admission register or attendance register is amended, the register contains— (a) the original entry; (b) the amended entry; (c) the reason for the amendment; (d) the date on which the amendment was made; and (e) the name of the person who made the amendment. (2) The proprietor must ensure that any printed copy of the register also contains the information listed in paragraph (1).

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6 Method of making and amending entries

(1) The proprietor of a school must ensure that whenever an entry in the school’s admission register or attendance register is amended, the register contains— (a) the original entry; (b) the amended entry; (c) the reason for the amendment; (d) the date on which the amendment was made; and (e) the name of the person who made the amendment. (2) The proprietor must ensure that any printed copy of the register also contains the information listed in paragraph (1).

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