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Educational Performance Data Analysis 2011 Update

Detailed analysis of school performance trends from early years to post-16 levels, highlighting statistical neighbors and gaps in key areas like reading, English, maths, and student cohorts.

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Educational Performance Data Analysis 2011 Update

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  1. Early Years and Schools ServicePerformance Data 2011Created September 2011 Updated 30th September 2011

  2. KS1 Reading Trend 2003 - 2011

  3. Key Stage One – 2011 – Statistical Neighbours

  4. KS2 English and maths Trend 2004 - 2011

  5. KS2 Maths Trend 2003 - 2011

  6. Key Stage Two – 2011 – Statistical Neighbours

  7. Key Stage Two – Blyth Partnership

  8. Key Stage Two – FSM and SEN Gaps

  9. Key Stage Two – Looked After Children In 2011 there were 10 students in the LAC cohort, therefore each student is the equivalent of 10%

  10. Key Stage Four Trends 2003-2011

  11. Key Stage FourTrends 2003-2011

  12. Key Stage FourTrends 2003-2011

  13. Key Stage Four- 2011 – Regional neighbours

  14. Key Stage Four - 2011 – Statistical neighbours

  15. Key Stage Four – FSM and SEN Gaps

  16. Key Stage Four – Looked After Children In 2011 there were 15 students in the LAC cohort, therefore each student is the equivalent of 7%

  17. Post 16 Trends 2006-2011

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