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I believe that it aggregates the time spent on programme in your case 35 days but I am not sure - details on this are, as you say sketchy.
If you export an ILR with the original and restart record and run it through the FIS or submit learner data the reports that it generates will give you a definitive answer.
HTH
Phil
thanks all for the advice.
Steve Hewitt .. it would be last attended date, looking to be a withdrawal. The tutor is wondering if it will hit his withdrawal stats (which it will) and also if it hits the 42 days funding being withdrawn. I will run through and ILR and see what happens
Hi All. For anyone who was interested in the answer to this query ... I emailed the ESFA for clarification, this was their reply ...
"The count stops once a learner goes on a break in learning. For this learner their attendance on the programme was 35 in total (17 days + BiL + 18 days = 35 days)."
Clare Hancock
AEB learner - Break in Study - Qualifying period
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Good Afternoon. I have checked the guidance and cant seem to find the answer, hoping for some help.
We have an AEB learner who started 04/09/23 and then went on a Break in Study on 21/09/23 (attended 17 days).
They returned from the BIS on 20/11/23 and last date of attendance was 07/12/23 (attended 18 days).
I am trying to work out if they attended 42 days + .... does the ILR count the days 04/09/23 to 07/12/23 or does it restart the count anew when they they return from BIS?