Are pupils who live further away from their school absent more often?
Pupils who live furthest away from their school, particularly disadvantaged pupils, tend to be absent slightly more often than other pupils
Pupils who live furthest away from their school, particularly disadvantaged pupils, tend to be absent slightly more often than other pupils
A round up of the key points from new research into parental school preferences and school choice.
To mark the release of persistent absence figures by pupil group in FFT Aspire's Attendance Tracker, we explore some patterns in persistent absence
DfE recently announced plans to change the EBacc average point score measure to incentivise take-up of all six subjects
The latest insights from Attendance Tracker, including how things have changed since last year and persistent absence among vulnerable pupils
We look at the most - and least - popular Key Stage 5 subjects by ethnicity
Reflections on why the evidence base on the consistency and reliability of Ofsted inspections remains so thin.
All the key points from new research into whether schools that employ an Ofsted inspector have an advantage in inspections
The north/south divide in school performance is mostly a distraction. Most of the variation in school performance is very local, between nearby schools.