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From Department for Education (DfE)
  • Data on students going into apprenticeship, education and employment destinations, and on 16 to 18 students progressing to higher education or training.

  • The achievements of pupils at key stage 4 in England at school level and local authority area.

  • Statistics on the achievements of young people at the end of key stage 4 in England, in the 2024 to 2025 academic year.

  • Research looking at National Careers Service users’ satisfaction and progression after their telephone call, meeting with an adviser or visit to the website.

  • Data on the levels of attendance and overall, authorised and unauthorised absence in state-funded primary, secondary and special schools.

  • Provisional information including breakdowns by pupil characteristics, school characteristics, region and local authority.

  • Findings from regular surveys of primary and secondary school pupils’ parents or carers, secondary school pupils and 16 to 18 learners.

  • The Department for Education publishes official statistics on education and children.

  • Evidence of providers’ finances from the 2024 survey of childcare and early years providers.

  • A report containing the findings from year 1 and year 2 of the Foster with North East evaluation.

  • Evaluation findings from year 1 of the family finding and befriending and mentoring programme.

  • Report exploring the stability of permanence arrangements, factors that predict disruption and what happened after children returned to care.

  • Explores how systems of support may protect young people from, or expose them to, involvement in serious youth violence.

  • Report on looked-after children and young people with multiple needs who are at risk of, or subject to, a deprivation of liberty.

  • Report providing an overview of the methodology for data analysis strand and an outline of the core sample of children and young people.

  • Findings from regular surveys of school and college teachers and leaders.

  • Analysis of post-16 pathways routes, groups and outcomes at age 19 to 20.

  • Findings from a series of rapid evidence assessments on what works to identify and support the needs of children and young people with SEND in mainstream and early years settings.

  • Reports exploring how to reduce social workers’ workload.

  • Interim findings from an evaluation of the delivery of 4 programmes that support language provision in schools in England.