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Data tables to complement the admissions briefing.
Data tables to complement the asylum briefing.
Data tables to complement the citizenship briefing.
Data tables to complement the detention briefing.
Data tables to complement the European Economic Area briefing.
Data tables to complement the extensions briefing.
Data tables to complement the removals and voluntary departures briefing.
Data tables to complement the settlement briefing.
Data tables to complement the study briefing.
Data tables to complement the work briefing.
Statistics about 16- to 18-year-olds not in education, employment or training (NEET).
Research looking at whether different forms of training improves the quality of children's services.
Report from the evaluation of the national academy for parenting practitioners' (NAPP) training offer in evidence-based parenting interventions.
Overview of the phases of the high-need families project, including lessons learned and dissemination of the helping families programme.
This research report presents the findings from a study and analysis of pupil exclusions in the maintained education sector in England.
Research which incorporated an evaluation of the complaints service managed by the local government ombudsman of 14 local authority areas.
This research paper provides an analysis of the proportion of pupils taking GCSE and progressing to AS level in the same subject.
An analysis of the current ways of paying NHS providers for the care they give patients.
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