How many students resit English and maths? An update
We look at how many and how often students who have not achieved grade 4 or higher in GCSE English and maths resit those subjects up to age 19
We look at how many and how often students who have not achieved grade 4 or higher in GCSE English and maths resit those subjects up to age 19
Some thoughts about the advantages and disadvantages of using administrative data from the National Pupil Database to calculate rates of young people not in education, employment and training (NEET).
We calculate the proportion of A-level students who complete their chosen qualification, and explore how this varies by subject and prior attainment
We look at the routes students are currently taking through post-16 education and what this can tell us about the students who might take V-Levels in the future.
Although it is a requirement that pupils who do not achieve grade 4 in English (or maths) at GCSE continue to study English (or maths) post-16 by no means all of them enter a qualification.
To mark ten years since the participation age was raised in England, we evaluate its impact
A report tracking the post-16 pathways taken by pupils who did not achieve grade 4/C in GCSE English and maths into the labour market.
We look at how the prior attainment of male and female students compares across different KS5 subjects
We examine how many young people enter qualifications in maths post-16