A ruling is due on the case of Jon Platt, who refused to pay a £120 fine after taking his daughter out of school to go on holiday. Share your views on this

Should students be allowed to go on holiday during term time? It’s a question that has stirred debate among parents and teachers alike, heightened in recent months by a case in the Isle of Wight. The council there decided to appeal against a high court ruling in favour of Jon Platt, who refused to pay a £120 fine after taking his daughter out of school to go on holiday.

But some closure on this debate should be due this week, with the supreme court’s ruling due on the Platt case on Thursday. Ahead of it, we want to hear our readers views on this. Do you think parents should be able to take their children on holiday and why? Does it set a dangerous precedent? What will it mean for teachers who are delivering a strict curriculum? We want to hear your views on this.