Attainment by local authority data - ages 16 to 19
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Time period refers to the academic year in which the young person turned 19.
Local authority and regional level figures for the number of young people in the state sector who reached Level 2/3 or Level 2 with English and maths by age , sex, Free School Meal (FSM) eligibility and Special Educational Need (SEN). Also includes numbers and proportions achieving GCSE/other Level 2 English and maths by 16 and the numbers and proportions achieving at 19 (of those below at 16).
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Data set details
- Theme
- School and college outcomes and performance
- Publication
- Level 2 and 3 attainment age 16 to 25
- Release
- Academic year 2022/23
- Release type
- Geographic levels
- Local authority, National, Regional
- Indicators
- Number
- Number in state sector cohort
- Percentage
- Filters
- Age
- Qualification Type
- Characteristic
- Time period
- 2004/05 to 2025/26
Data set preview
| time_period | time_identifier | geographic_level | country_code | country_name | region_code | region_name | new_la_code | old_la_code | la_name | breakdown_topic | breakdown | age | cohort_age_in | qualification_level | subject | qualification_type | number_in_ss_cohort | number | percentage |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 200405 | Academic year | Regional | E92000001 | England | E12000007 | London | Sex | Female | by age 16 | 200102 | Level 2 | Attained Level 2 English | Total (GCSE and other equivalent) | 34690 | 20830 | 60.041 | |||
| 200405 | Academic year | Regional | E92000001 | England | E12000002 | North West | Sex | Female | by age 16 | 200102 | Level 2 | Attained Level 2 English | Total (GCSE and other equivalent) | 41490 | 24660 | 59.43 | |||
| 200405 | Academic year | Regional | E92000001 | England | E12000008 | South East | Sex | Male | by age 16 | 200102 | Level 2 | Attained Level 2 English | Total (GCSE and other equivalent) | 43160 | 21490 | 49.786 | |||
| 200405 | Academic year | Regional | E92000001 | England | E12000009 | South West | Sex | Female | by age 16 | 200102 | Level 2 | Attained Level 2 English | Total (GCSE and other equivalent) | 26220 | 17400 | 66.382 | |||
| 200405 | Academic year | Regional | E92000001 | England | E12000005 | West Midlands | Sex | Male | by age 16 | 200102 | Level 2 | Attained Level 2 English | Total (GCSE and other equivalent) | 32560 | 14010 | 43.029 |
Variables in this data set
| Variable name | Variable description |
|---|---|
| age | Age - The academic year shown is the year in which the young person has turned (or will turn) 19, irrespective of the age selected. 19 not 16 refers to young people who had not achieved at 16 but had achieved by 19. |
| breakdown | Characteristic |
| number | Number |
| number_in_ss_cohort | Number in state sector cohort |
| percentage | Percentage |
Footnotes
- Figures for disadvantage only available from 2016/17 onwards due to changes in measurement.
- Figures for English and maths are based on those educated in the mainstream state-funded sector in year 11, therefore overall attainment rates differ to headline measures (see the 'About this publication' section) although trends are comparable.
- Condition of Funding changes for young people were introduced by the Education and Skills Funding Agency from 2014/15 onwards. This has resulted in most students having to study English and/or maths at level 2 as part of their programmes between the ages of 16 and 19 if they are yet to achieve qualifications at this level.
- Figures for pupil characteristics are based on those educated in the mainstream state-funded sector in year 11, therefore overall attainment rates differ to headline measures (see the 'About this publication' section) although trends are comparable.
- See accompanying methodology for definitions of characteristics.
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