The current state of play for MATs
According to government figures, there were just 203 academies open in 2010, when a Labour government was last in power. The latest data shows that there are now over 10,000, amounting to 50% of all open schools.
According to government figures, there were just 203 academies open in 2010, when a Labour government was last in power. The latest data shows that there are now over 10,000, amounting to 50% of all open schools.
Pupils in single sex schools get better grades, on average, than those in mixed schools . We look into why this might be.
We look into why there are nearly 80 large primary-only MATs, but just the one large secondary-only MAT.
How many MATs are all primary? All secondary? A mix of mainstream and special / AP? We crunch the numbers.
We look at how much Key Stage 4 subject choice varies by trust.
We look at the most - and least - popular Key Stage 5 subjects by ethnicity
We investigate whether pupils in single sex schools do relatively well in some subjects compared to their peers in mixed schools
A-Level results are out on Thursday. As always, we’ll be posting commentary on the day, but here are some things we'll be looking out for.
We investigate whether the higher rate of progression is really anything to do with the single sex environment.