ool 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 admission register on 29 March, and • transfer the appropriate pupil information via the S2S system. School B will: • enter the pupil’s name on the admission register on 29 March, • record the pupil’s attendance and absence from 29 March, • follow up any unexpected absence on or after the 29 March, and • request the transfer of the pupil information. There are a small number of exceptions, these are: School attendance order If a school attendance order is in place for the pupil, and the name of the school has been replaced by the relevant local authority with that of another school, their name must be deleted from the admission register under the reason for deletion at ground D (regulation 9(1)(d)). 23 If the school attendance order has not been amended and still names the school, the pupil’s name must not be deleted under ground A even if they have been registered at another school as well. Mobile child Where a child of compulsory school age has no fixed abode and their parent(s) is engaged in a trade or business of such a nature as to require them to travel from place to place, the child can temporarily attend another school without the need for their main school to remove their name. Main school in this context means the school that, during the last 18 months, the child has attended during periods when their parent was not travelling in the course of their trade or business, or, if there is more than one school that fits that description, the school that most recently fulfils those criteria. Dual registration In circumstances where it has been agreed between the school and a person with control of the pupil’s attendance that t