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   • Destinations of students leaving 16 to 18 study between 2017/18 and 2020/21

     Headline destinations of students leaving 16 to 18 study in England between 2017/18 and 2020/21 including higher and further education destination breakdowns.

   • Destinations of students leaving 16 to 18 study by disadvantage status, 2020/21

     This table shows main destination categories for disadvantaged and non-disadvantaged 16 to 18 study leavers in 2020/21.

   • Destinations of students leaving 16 to 18 study by disadvantage status and gender, 2020/21

     This table shows main destination categories 16 to 18 study leavers broken down by gender and disadvantage status in 2020/21.

   • Destinations of students leaving 16 to 18 study by disadvantage status and region, 2020/21

     This table shows main destination categories for disadvantaged and non-disadvantaged 16 to 18 study leavers for each region of England in 2020/21.

   • Destinations of students leaving 16 to 18 study by gender, 2020/21

     This table shows main destination categories for male and female 16 to 18 study leavers in 2020/21.

   • Destinations of students leaving 16 to 18 study by key stage 2 attainment band, 2020/21

     This table shows main destination categories for 16 to 18 study leavers broken down by key stage 2 attainment band (low, middle, high) in 2020/21.

   • Destinations of students leaving 16 to 18 study by key stage 4 prior attainment, 2020/21

     This table shows main destination categories for students leaving 16 to 18 study by whether they achieved grades 4 or above in English and maths.

   • Destinations of students leaving 16 to 18 study by key stage 4 prior attainment and disadvantage status, 2020/21

     This table shows main destination categories for students leaving 16 to 18 study by whether they achieved grades 4 or above in English and maths and by their recorded disadvantage status in year 11.

   • Destinations of students leaving 16 to 18 study by LLDD status, 2020/21

     This table shows main destination categories for 16 to 18 study leavers broken down by learner with learning difficulty or disability (LLDD) status in 2020/21.

   • Destinations of students leaving 16 to 18 study by mainstream provider type, 2020/21

     This table shows main destination categories for students leaving 16 to 18 study by mainstream provider type.

   • Destinations of students leaving 16 to 18 study by major and minor ethnic group, 2020/21

     This table shows main destination categories 16 to 18 study leavers broken down by major and minor ethnic group in 2020/21.

   • Destinations of students leaving 16 to 18 study by qualification level, 2020/21

     This table shows main destination categories for 16 to 18 study leavers broken down by level of qualification studied during post-16 study in 2020/21.

   • Destinations of students leaving 16 to 18 study by qualification level and institution type, 2020/21

     This table shows main destination categories for students leaving 16 to 18 study broken down by qualification level and institution type.

   • Destinations of students leaving 16 to 18 study by region and destination year, 2017/18 to 2020/21

     This table shows destinations of students that reached the end of 16 to 18 study by region and across academic years 2017/18 to 2020/21.

   • Destinations of students leaving 16 to 18 study by SEN status, 2020/21

     This table shows main destination categories for 16 to 18 study leavers broken down by special educational needs (SEN) status in 2020/21.

   • Destinations of students leaving 16 to 18 study in special schools, 2020/21

     This table shows main destination categories for students leaving 16 to 18 study in special schools, compared with state-funded mainstream schools and colleges.

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