Monthly Archives: December 2022

When we looked at absence in the first half-term of this year, we saw that although levels were still some way above pre-pandemic, they were a big improvement on last year. Let’s see how the rest of term panned out. … Continue reading →

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Aspire Attendance Tracker Schools can track, analyse and compare their attendance data against 1,000s of other FFT schools using Aspire Attendance Tracker. Log in to Aspire to access Attendance Tracker – log in here. Not an FFT Aspire user? Learn … Continue reading →

What was more dangerous for sailors in centuries past: pirates, crushing canon, or storms and shipwrecks? The greatest scourge of sailors in the 16th and 18th centuries was… a lack of vitamin C. Scurvy – a dietary deficiency caused by … Continue reading →