pupils with medical conditions at school • Working together to safeguard children • Working together to improve school attendance • Young runaways 22 Annex A: Grounds for deleting a pupil from the school admission register 1. Ground A - The pupil has been registered at another school Relevant regulation 9(1)(a) 222. Where a pupil has been registered at another school, unless: • a school attendance order naming the school is in force in relation to the pupil (see further information below), • the pupil is a mobile child and the school is their main school (see further information below), • the school has agreed with a person with control of the pupil’s attendance at the other school that the pupil should be registered at more than one school (see further information on dual registration below), or • the school itself has control of the pupil’s attendance at the other school and has decided that the pupil should be registered at more than one school (see further information on dual registration below). Transfer between schools Where a pupil is transferring to another school, the original school must delete the pupil’s name from the admission register as soon as they are entered on the admission register of the new school. The new school must enter the pupil’s name on the admission register on the first day that it has agreed or been told the pupil will attend the school as explained under Expected First Day of Attendance. For example, if a pupil leaves School A on 28 March and their expected first day of attendance at School B is 29 March, they would be added to the admission register of School B and deleted from that of School A on 29 March. School A will: • record the pupil’s attendance and absence up to and including 28 March, • delete the pupil’s name from the admissi