Parents who want to take their children on holiday during term time say schools who stop them are violating their human

The video discusses the challenges parents face in balancing work and family time, especially during school holidays. It highlights the financial burden of vacations and the decisions some parents make to take their children out of school early, despite potential fines. A legal challenge against government regulations is mentioned, arguing that these rules infringe on family life. The impact of school attendance on rankings and child well-being is also explored, emphasizing the tension between educational policies and family needs.

What is one reason the Corrigans take their daughter out of school early?

• To visit relatives abroad

• To avoid school exams

• To save money on holiday costs

• To spend more time at home

What is the main argument of the legal challenge against the government's rules?

• The rules are not enforced properly

• The rules are too strict

• The rules are too lenient

• The rules violate the right to family life

What is the initial fine for taking a child out of school without permission?

• £30 per child

• £60 per child

• £90 per child

• £120 per child

What can happen to parents who refuse to pay the school absence penalty?

• They can be jailed for up to six months

• They can be given a warning

• They can be fined up to £2500 and jailed for up to three months

• They can be fined up to £500

How can poor attendance affect a school's ranking?

• It can cause the school to be marked down

• It has no effect on the ranking

• It can lead to more funding

• It can improve the ranking