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Statistics on the participation and achievement of pupils taking the 14 to 19 diploma qualification.
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The purpose of this national evaluation was to provide policy makers and practitioners with systematic, robust evidence on diploma delivery.
Brief summarising findings from the second year of diploma delivery for the second cohort of learners.
Findings from a project to ensure that UCAS and the higher education sector became engaged with the 14 to 19 diploma qualification.
This official statistics release (OSR) provides the earliest information on the overall participation and achievements of young people taking diplomas in the academic year 2009 to 2010.
This report examines how the implementation of the second phase of the diploma was progressing in its first year of diploma delivery.
Findings from the second survey investigating higher education institutions' views and experiences of the diplomas for 14- to 19-year-olds.
Research looking at how information, advice and guidance (IAG) has supported young people in areas where diplomas have been introduced.
This release provides information on the achievements of young people taking diplomas in the academic year 2010 to 2011.
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