Where do we need more provision for pupils with EHC plans?
We investigate how placements for pupils with EHC plans has changed as numbers have increased in recent years.
We investigate how placements for pupils with EHC plans has changed as numbers have increased in recent years.
As we celebrate our tenth birthday, we look back at some of the issues we were talking about when Datalab launched, and reflect on some of the other big issues in education today.
We find that absence in AP schools doesn't appear to be associated with how far away pupils live. We also find that subsidiary-registered pupils tend to be absent less often at AP schools than their other schools.
According to official statistics, there are fewer pupils in AP schools than pre-pandemic. Yet reports in the media suggests they are struggling to meet demand. We look into this in more detail.
Rates of pupil mobility between Year 7 and Year 11 have been largely stable over the last few years. Vulnerable pupils remain the most likely to experience a change of school.
In this second and final part, we examine the Key Stage 4 outcomes of pupils who we think have probably experienced a managed move
In the first part of this two-part article we attempt to identify managed moves using data from School Census
Pupils in single sex schools get better grades, on average, than those in mixed schools . We look into why this might be.
A round up of the key points from new research into parental school preferences and school choice.