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Pupils educated other than at school, 2010/11 (experimental statistics)

... In 2010/11 data were received on 2,632 pupils receiving education other than at school from all 22 local authorities in ...2,632 pupils receiving EOTAS provision 1,589 ... See full document

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Local authority and school expenditure on education, children's services and social care for 2010-11, including school revenue balances

... The school income and expenditure data from CFR is then provided to LAs to help them construct their Section 251 Outturn ...for 2010-11 was published in its own right in the statistical release ... See full document

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Pupil absence in school in England, including pupil characteristics : 2010/11

... The School Census collects information for a pupil’s attendance in the term prior to the ...spring School Census collects information on absence during the previous autumn ...the 2010/11 year ... See full document

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The Criminal Justice Conversations Podcast with David Onek. Episode #11: Frank Zimring, Professor at Berkeley Law School (May 11, 2010)

... ZIMRING: Well, you have to go back to the mid 1980s when a very strange thing happened in this country, the percentage of the population that was young was going down. The number of people we were throwing in prisons was ... See full document

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Pupils educated other than at School, 2011/12 (experimental statistics)

... of pupils only registered at a PRU (which included pupils registered at more than one PRU) and the number of pupils registered at a PRU and other educational ...the ... See full document

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Pupils educated other than at school, 2012/13 (experimental statistics)

... the 2010/11 to 2012/13 academic years, and the improvement in data quality through increased validation and verification checks, the ‘experimental statistics’ label remains this ... See full document

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Pupils leaving full-time education with no qualifications, 2010/11

... had pupils on roll aged 15 on 31 August 2010 on roll on census day in January 2011, of which 198 were estimated to have pupils not achieving a recognised ...the school and trends in similar ... See full document

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Destinations of key stage 4 and key stage 5 pupils by characteristics, 2010/11

... a school, Further Education or 6th Form College, Apprenticeship, Higher Education Institution or moving into ...free school meals and, for KS4 only, Special Educational Needs ... See full document

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PARENTS INFORMATION BOOKLET KEY STAGE 4/SIXTH FORM. Pupils educated across LALC in collaboration with other schools

... 10 pupils are offered the opportunity to take an additional GCSE in Engineering and Photography or a BTEC in Performing ...Year 11 and Year 12 and take place in either the South Eastern Regional College ... See full document

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Destinations of key stage 4 and key stage 5 pupils by characteristics, 2010/11

... A number of young people were identified as completing one period of learning at one type of institution and then moving to another type of institution to continue their learning. Providing they fulfilled the sustained ... See full document

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Learning network analysis 2010/11

... the 2010/11 academic year at further education (FE) institutions, other training (work-based learning) providers, local authority community learning providers and school sixth forms ... See full document

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Pupils educated other than at school, 2014/15 : July 2015

... of pupils only registered at a PRU (which included pupils registered at more than one PRU) and the number of pupils registered at a PRU and other educational ...the ... See full document

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Pupils educated other than at school, 2013/14

... of pupils only registered at a PRU (which included pupils registered at more than one PRU) and the number of pupils registered at a PRU and other educational ...the ... See full document

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Effective Pre-school and Primary Education 3-11 Project (EPPE 3-11 : relationships between pupils’ self-perceptions, views of primary school and their development in Year 5

... were educated to GCSE level or below – almost three quarters of mothers and fifty per cent of fathers (note that 23% of children were in families where the father was recorded as absent and this contributed to the ... See full document

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Low income pupils’ progress at secondary school

... poorer pupils with high attainment at Key Stage 2 (KS2) progress more slowly at secondary school in comparison to their more affluent peers with similar prior attainment ...able” pupils at KS2 attain ... See full document

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Pupils not claiming free school meals: 2013

... – Pupils not claiming free school ...of pupils who are entitled to receive free school meals (FSM) but are not ...Education’s School Census for January ... See full document

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Delayed school admissions for summer born pupils

... Local authorities were also asked to provide any other feedback that they felt might be helpful to the Department in considering any amendments to the Code. In particular, did they have any views about the process ... See full document

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Pupils’ primary school achievements in Northern Finland

... Sámi school surroundings and work ...for pupils if school teaching materials are more motivating (Rahko-Ravantti, ...Sámi pupils attend to schools, which are controlled by mainstream ... See full document

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Special Report 2010/11

... Responsibility (OBR) certainly thinks so. As seen in table 1, the OBR forecasts growth to remain robust during the austere period – albeit somewhat weaker than what Mr. Darling had us believe. The OBR expects the ... See full document

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Delayed school admissions for summer born pupils

... 15. A small proportion (9 per cent) of all the local authorities surveyed in 2018 currently grant all requests for delayed admission to reception, but the majority expect parents to provide evidence as to why delaying ... See full document

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