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1. Step 1

   • Publication: Progression to higher education or training

2. Step 2

   • Data set: Progression to higher education and training - Local authority level

3. Step 3

   • Regional:
     • East Midlands
     • East of England
     • Inner London
     • London
     • North East

4. Step 4

   • Time period: 2017/18

5. Step 5

   • Indicators:
     • Progression score
     • Sustained a level 4 or higher destination
   • Data type:
     • Percentage
   • Institution group:
     • State-funded mainstream schools & colleges
   • Level based on LEA area or provider location:
     • Local education authority area
   • Student characteristic:
     • Total

6. Step 6 Explore data

   This data is not from the latest release

   View latest data: Academic year 2021/22

   'Progression to higher education and training - Local authority level' for Local education authority area, Percentage and State-funded mainstream schools & colleges in East Midlands, East of England, Inner London, London, North East and 6 other locations for 2017/18

   	Sustained a level 4 or higher destination	Progression score
   East Midlands	65.4	0
   East of England	62.7	-4
   Inner London	78.2	12
   London	76.1	8
   North East	64	0
   North West	67.2	1
   Outer London	75	7
   South East	63.5	-4
   South West	59.6	-6
   West Midlands	67	2
   Yorkshire and The Humber	64.8	1

   Footnotes

   1. State-funded mainstream schools & colleges covers all state-funded mainstream schools, academies, free schools, city technology colleges (CTCs), sixth forms and other FE sector colleges. Excludes alternative provision, special schools, other government department funded colleges and independent schools.

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   • Publication: Progression to higher education or training, Academic year 2021/22

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