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Top FFT Education Datalab News

Schools Are Invited to Take Part in Study to Help Boost GCSE Results

GCSE · England

Schools Are Invited to Take Part in Study to Help Boost GCSE Results

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

A charity is inviting Dorset schools to take part in maths intervention study.See the Story

Three options for reflecting pupil movements in Key Stage 4 performance measures: Part two - FFT Education Datalab

England · England

Three options for reflecting pupil movements in Key Stage 4 performance measures: Part two - FFT Education Datalab

In part one we set out some initial thoughts and basic statistics about pupils leaving secondary schools between Years 7 and 11. This was in response to the solutions report of the Who’s Losing Learning Coalition, which recognised that measures of school performance at Key Stage 4 are based on pupils on roll in Year 11 in the January School Census each year. This introduces a perverse incentive to move pupils who may not achieve well off roll. I…Read Article

Intersectionality and STEM Subjects at Key Stage 5 - FFT Education Datalab

We look at the numbers of students studying STEM subjects by gender, ethnicity and disadvantage.Science · Flanders See the Story

Exclusions and suspensions in Autumn and Spring 2024/25 - FFT Education Datalab

Rates of exclusion and suspension have been rising since the pandemic. But there are emerging signs based on this year's data that rates might be plateauing.United Kingdom · United Kingdom Read Article

Attendance levels drop 15 per cent in five years

School attendance levels have dipped for another year, with the number of students attending classes falling below pre-Covid-19 levels. Across Australia in 2024, the attendance rate for students in primary and high schools was 88.3 per cent, a slight dip from the same period the year before. However, attendance levels – the percentage of students with attendance at or above 90 per cent – tell a different story. According to the Australian Curric…United Kingdom · United Kingdom See the Story

What happened to “opportunity areas”? - FFT Education Datalab

A summary of how pupil attainment and progress have changed over time in "opportunity areas" and "education investment areas" - from designation, through the pandemic, to the most recent set of resultsUnited Kingdom · United Kingdom Read Article

GCSE exams 2025: When pupils will sit their core subject exams - including English, maths and science

100% Center coverage: 6 sources

The summer exam season is finally here ✍Science · England See the Story

Report - Understanding trends in the study of economics - FFT Education Datalab

This report investigates the number and rate of students entering qualifications in economics at each of Key Stage 4 (GCSEs), Key Stage 5 (A-levels) and first degree level between 2011/12 and 2022/23. It includes a written report, which details the findings and methodology, and a separate Excel file for each qualification, including more figures and charts. Understanding trends in the study of economics: Report KS4 level economics – GCSE KS5 le…Economy · United Kingdom Read Article

Pupil absence in Autumn and Spring 2024/25 - FFT Education Datalab

A summary of pupil attendance so far this year using data from our Attendance Tracker schools. Absence and persistent absence seem to have improved very slightly since last year, but remain above pre-pandemic levels.Americas · Uruguay See the Story

How did the gender gap in top GCSE grades change during the pandemic? - FFT Education Datalab

A subject-by-subject breakdown of gender gaps before, during and after the pandemic.GCSE · England Read Article

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