Data set from A level and other 16 to 18 results

English and maths progress - summary time series

Not the latest data
Published
Last updated

Key measures of English and maths progress over the last three years.


Data set details

Theme
School and college outcomes and performance
Publication
A level and other 16 to 18 results
Release type
Geographic levels
National
Indicators
  • Average progress (change in point score)
  • Number of students in scope
  • Percentage achieving grade 4 (or equivalent) or above
Filters
  • Subject
Time period
2017/18 to 2019/20

Data set preview

Table showing first 5 rows, from underlying data
time_periodtime_identifiergeographic_levelcountry_codecountry_nameprogress_subjectnum_inscopeNat_avpercent_approvedpercent_positivepercent_grade4
201718Academic yearNationalE92000001EnglandEnglish1286440.0836582.1460775537.2749603623.99412332
201718Academic yearNationalE92000001EnglandMaths1614740.0677284.4953367138.670002618.79187981
201819Academic yearNationalE92000001EnglandEnglish1180380.1450282.3633067337.7115844123.3162202
201819Academic yearNationalE92000001EnglandMaths1553240.1008885.4562076736.5423244318.2289923
201920Academic yearNationalE92000001EnglandEnglish1141780.3162983.3759568445.2495226827.21890382

Variables in this data set

Table showing first 5 of 6 variables
Variable nameVariable description
Nat_avAverage progress (change in point score)
num_inscopeNumber of students in scope
percent_approvedPercentage entering an approved qualification
percent_grade4Percentage achieving grade 4 (or equivalent) or above
percent_positivePercentage making positive progress

Footnotes

  1. Students are potentially in scope for either the English or maths progress measures if they did not achieve a GCSE grade A*-C or 9-4 by the end of KS4 in that subject.
  2. Positive progress is an improved point score in the subject by the end of 16-18 studies, compared to prior attainment in key stage 4.

Using this data

  • Download the underlying data as a compressed ZIP file

  • View or create your own tables

    View tables that we have built for you, or create your own tables from open data using our table tool

Download this data using code

Access this data using common programming languages using the URL below.

Example code