Who are alternative provision schools for?
State-funded alternative provision (AP) schools are often thought of as schools for excluded pupils but fewer than half of pupils on roll have been.
State-funded alternative provision (AP) schools are often thought of as schools for excluded pupils but fewer than half of pupils on roll have been.
We revisit the Timpson Review to examine the risk factors of permanent exclusions in the 2020/21 academic year
We examine how differences in grading between different subjects varies by three key pupil characteristics, gender, disadvantage and prior attainment
We look at how attainment in GCSE English is related to attainment at Key Stage 1 and demographic characteristics
Yes - though there are fewer than 300 schools where this seems to be the case consistently.
Is it of benefit to most pupils? And does it help disadvantaged boys?
What are the main findings from FFT’s KS2 Early Results Service?