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
To mark the release of persistent absence figures by pupil group in FFT Aspire's Attendance Tracker, we explore some patterns in persistent absence
The latest insights from Attendance Tracker, including how things have changed since last year and persistent absence among vulnerable pupils
The north/south divide in school performance is mostly a distraction. Most of the variation in school performance is very local, between nearby schools.
Pupils with a history of exclusion or suspension at primary school, a history of involvement with social services and a history of disadvantage are at greatest risk of exclusion during secondary school
We investigate the link between early literacy skills and longer-term outcomes, such as studying for a degree or being employed
We revisit the Timpson Review to examine the risk factors of permanent exclusions in the 2020/21 academic year
Examining the growing attainment gap between London and the rest of the country
We examine how differences in grading between different subjects varies by three key pupil characteristics, gender, disadvantage and prior attainment