se criteria. Dual registration In circumstances where it has been agreed between the school and a person with control of the pupil’s attendance that the pupil will be registered at more than one school, the pupil’s name will remain on the admission register. This is also the case where it has been decided by the school if it has control of the pupil’s attendance at the other school. The main examples of dual registration are pupils who are attending another school on a temporary basis, such as a pupil referral unit, a hospital school or a special school. 2. Ground B - The pupil has not continued at the school following completion of nursery education Relevant regulation 9(1)(b) Where a pupil has been admitted to the school to receive nursery education and on completing nursery does not continue into reception (or more senior class). 3. Ground C – The pupil is also registered at one or more other schools and the other schools have agreed the deletion Relevant regulation 9(1)(c) Where a pupil is registered at one or more other schools, and: • the school does not have reasonable grounds to believe that the pupil will attend the school again, • each school where the pupil is registered has given consent to the deletion, • there is no school attendance order naming the school in force in relation to the pupil (see further information below), and • the pupil is not a mobile child, or if they are, the school is not their main school (see further information below). School attendance order If a school attendance order is in place for the pupil, and the name of the school has been replaced by the relevant local authority with that of another school, their name 24 must be deleted from the admission register under the reason for deletion at ground D (regulation 9(1)(d)). If the sc