Reporting year 2022

Pupil yield from housing developments

Analysis of pupil yield from housing developments for each local authority in England by education type, phase, housing type, tenure, and size.

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• Produced by: Department for Education
• Published: 9 August 2023
• Last updated: 8 September 2023

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• Pupil Yield from Housing Developments

  Local authority, Local authority district, National

  Pupil Yield from housing developments from 2007/08 to 2021/22

  • Number of rows: 575,737
  • Indicators:
    • Number of completed properties
    • Number of pupils
    • Pupil Yield
  • Filters:
    • Education Phase
    • Education Type
    • Housing Type
  • Time period: 2007/08 to 2021/22

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• Post Completion

  Local authority, Local authority district, National

  Pupil Yield from housing developments post completion 2007/08 to 2021/22

  • Number of rows: 90,210
  • Indicators:
    • Number of completed properties
    • Number of pupils
    • Pupil Yield
  • Filters:
    • Education Phase
    • Education Type
    • Housing Type
  • Time period: 2007/08 to 2021/22

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• Total Post Completion

  Local authority, Local authority district, National

  Total Pupil Yield from housing developments post completion 2007/08 to 2021/22

  • Number of rows: 18,312
  • Indicators:
    • Number of completed properties
    • Number of pupils
    • Pupil Yield
  • Filters:
    • Education Phase
    • Education Type
    • Housing Type
  • Time period: 2022

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• Special Educational Needs and Disability

  Local authority, Local authority district, National

  The number and percentage of pupils with an EHCP or SEN support

  • Number of rows: 4,662
  • Indicators:
    • Number of pupils with SEN
    • Percentage of pupils with SEN
    • Total number of pupils
  • Filters:
    • SEN Type
  • Time period: 2015/16 to 2021/22

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Underlying data for Pupil Yield from housing developments . Data used to produce the online interactive dashboard.

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Local authorities in England.

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csv files

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