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There's only really 4 options 1) the police do it 2) dedicated 'truant officers' do it 3) social services do it 4) noone does it Of the 3 that actually ach
by NikkiA 2y ago
There's only really 4 options
1) the police do it
2) dedicated 'truant officers' do it
3) social services do it
4) noone does it
Of the 3 that actually achieves anything, I suspect the police doing it is likely to be the least power-trippy, dedicated truant officers would just be too expensive, and social services are also run thread-bare by the tories to the point where they'd not really have time for it either.
- Aerroon 2y agoI don't think any of them achieve anything. You can bring a horse to water, but you can't make them drink. It's easier to forcefully hydrate a horse (IV fluids) than to make someone learn. If they're deliberately missing from class then chances are high that they wouldn't be productive in the class either. I would say that option 4 would achieve the most, because it avoids the harm that the first 3 create.
- DontchaKnowit 2y agoIts partially a well check. A kid missing school can be alarming. What if they were kidnapped by a parent? Etc. Happens all the time, and the truent checks give important info id imagine