Data set from Multiplication tables check attainment

Multiplication tables check score cumulative distribution

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Published 24 November 2022

Last updated 24 November 2022

This file contains a cumulative frequency distribution of scores in the multiplication tables check, broken down by gender.

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Data set details

• Theme: School and college outcomes and performance
• Publication: Multiplication tables check attainment
• Release: Academic year 2021/22
• Geographic levels: National
• Indicators:
  • Number of pupils eligible for the check
  • Cumulative frequency
  • Cumulative percentage
• Filters:
  • Gender
  • Score
• Time period: 2021/22

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Table showing first 5 rows, from underlying data

time_period	time_identifier	geographic_level	country_code	country_name	school_type	gender	mtc_score	t_mtc_eligible_pupils	t_mtc_cumulative_freq	pt_mtc_cumulative
202122	Academic year	National	E92000001	England	State-funded schools and alternative provision	Total	25	173001	173001	27
202122	Academic year	National	E92000001	England	State-funded schools and alternative provision	Total	24	76618	249619	38
202122	Academic year	National	E92000001	England	State-funded schools and alternative provision	Total	23	48352	297971	46
202122	Academic year	National	E92000001	England	State-funded schools and alternative provision	Total	22	36824	334795	51
202122	Academic year	National	E92000001	England	State-funded schools and alternative provision	Total	21	30842	365637	56

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Variables in this data set

Table showing all 5 variables

Variable name	Variable description
gender	Gender
mtc_score	Score
pt_mtc_cumulative	Cumulative percentage
t_mtc_cumulative_freq	Cumulative frequency
t_mtc_eligible_pupils	Number of pupils eligible for the check

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Footnotes

1. Percentages have been rounded to nearest whole number, so may not sum to 100.
2. Includes pupils from all state-funded schools and alternative provision.

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