Data set from Widening participation in higher education

Free School Meals - Gap

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Published 30 July 2020

Last updated 12 July 2024

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Data set details

• Theme: Higher education
• Publication: Widening participation in higher education
• Release: Academic year 2018/19
• Geographic levels: Local authority, National, Regional
• Indicators:
  • HE Progression Rate (FSM)
  • HE Progression Rate (Non-FSM)
  • High Tariff HE Progression Rate (FSM)
• Time period: 2005/06 to 2018/19

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Table showing first 5 rows, from underlying data

time_period	time_identifier	geographic_level	country_code	country_name	region_code	region_name	old_la_code	new_la_code	la_name	progression_rate_FSM	progression_rate_NonFSM	High_Tariff_progression_rate_FSM	High_Tariff_progression_rate_NonFSM	progression_rate_gap	High_Tariff_progression_rate_gap
200506	Academic year	National	E92000001	England						14.2	33.5	:	:	19.2	:
200607	Academic year	National	E92000001	England						15.1	34	:	:	18.9	:
200708	Academic year	National	E92000001	England						15.9	33.9	:	:	18	:
200809	Academic year	National	E92000001	England						17.4	34.9	1.7	8.2	17.6	6.5
200910	Academic year	National	E92000001	England						18.6	36.2	2	9.4	17.6	7.4

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Variables in this data set

Table showing first 5 of 6 variables

Variable name	Variable description
High_Tariff_progression_rate_FSM	High Tariff HE Progression Rate (FSM)
High_Tariff_progression_rate_gap	High Tariff Progression Rate Gap
High_Tariff_progression_rate_NonFSM	High Tariff HE Progression Rate (Non-FSM)
progression_rate_FSM	HE Progression Rate (FSM)
progression_rate_gap	Progression Rate Gap

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Footnotes

1. The progression rate gap is the difference (in percentage points) between the HE progression rates of pupils who were eligible for Free School Meals and those who weren't eligible

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