Supreme Court Rules on Holidays Out of Term Time

The video discusses the legal implications of taking children out of school during term time, focusing on a Supreme Court ruling against such actions. John Platt's case is highlighted, where he refused to pay a fine for taking his daughter on holiday during school time. The video also presents various opinions from educators and the public on school attendance and holiday policies.

What did the Supreme Court rule regarding taking children out of school during term time?

• It is allowed if the child maintains good grades.

• It is allowed only for medical reasons.

• It is against the law.

• It is allowed if parents provide a valid reason.

What was John Platt's response to the fine for taking his daughter on holiday during term time?

• He negotiated with the school for a waiver.

• He refused to pay the fine.

• He accepted the fine but appealed for a reduction.

• He paid the fine immediately.

According to the headteacher, how many weeks a year are available for parents to take their children on holiday?

• 15 weeks

• 13 weeks

• 12 weeks

• 10 weeks

What is one parent's opinion on taking children out of school for holidays?

• It should be allowed if the child is excelling academically.

• It should be allowed only with a doctor's note.

• It should be allowed if attendance is above 85%.

• It should never be allowed.

What is the current legal status of John Platt's case?

• He has to appear before magistrates.

• He has paid the fine.

• He has been sentenced to community service.

• He has been acquitted.