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  • Research on what kind of careers provision is available in schools and colleges.

  • Research on how primary schools assess the progress of pupils from ages 4 to 11.

  • Annual statistics on widening participation in higher education.

  • Early years good practice survey exploring perceptions of teaching and play.

  • Apprenticeship and education and training national success rates tables with supporting guidance

  • National success rates tables in CSV format.

  • Apprenticeship and education and training national success rates tables with supporting guidance.

  • National success rates tables in CSV format.

  • Provisional recruitment to initial teacher training programmes in England in the academic year 2014 to 2015.

  • A post-research quantitative review of the sample assessment materials developed by exam boards as part of our GCSE maths research.

  • Official statistics covering January 2015 to March 2015 provisional and October 2014 to December 2014 revised.

  • Report about the use of instant student feedback in further education colleges.

  • Research into the teaching of multiplicative reasoning and pupil attainment.

  • Research into the educational attainment of pupils in England by their ethnicity.

  • Report with the results from the 2014 customer satisfaction survey into school complaints.

  • Research into the long-term effect of pre-school on children’s education and development throughout compulsory schooling.

  • Findings from a 2015 report on the cost of school uniform.

  • Assessment of the impact of National College for Teaching and Leadership (NCTL) grants on outcomes for schools, leaders and pupils.

  • Research into the effectiveness of schools’ phonics teaching practices.

  • Research commissioned by National College for Teaching and Leadership (NCTL) to understand new or alternative ways to become a headteacher.