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  • How schools and local authorities spent their funding on education, children's services and social care in the financial year 2017 to 2018.

  • This research sets out what we have done in phase 3 of our research into the quality of curriculum in schools.  

  • An independent review of the experiences and outcomes of children in residential special schools and colleges, and government response.

    First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government

  • Number of incidents of malpractice for GCSE, AS and A level in the summer exam series.

  • How staff and learners in general further education (GFE) colleges reported they understand, implement and experience the Prevent duty, and how it affects learners.

  • Analysis of the variability over time in the relationships between grades for the Extended Project Qualification (EPQ) and other variables.

  • Revised information on the 2017 national curriculum assessments at key stage 2, including breakdowns by pupil characteristics.

  • Research to identify how school improvement providers with strategic responsibility for multiple schools facilitate sustainable school improvement.

  • Achievements of pupils in each state-funded primary school in England.

  • Exploring ways teachers assess their pupils in primary and secondary schools following the removal of national curriculum levels.

  • Statistics on the number of reviews of marking and moderation (previously known as enquiries about results) for GCSE, AS and A level.

  • Evaluation of the functioning of internal assessment in existing national technical and vocational qualifications.

  • Research into strategies and incentives for the recruitment or retention of good FE teachers.

  • Analysis of the estimated absolute economic value of degrees, comparing higher education students and graduates’ earnings with similar individuals at age 29.

  • Evidence on work experience for young people with less complex special educational needs and disabilities (SEND).

  • The number of entries by subject for GCSE in the November exam series in England.

  • A comparison of the number of hairdressing and barbering courses started in England and Germany.

  • Statistics covering apprenticeship starts, apprenticeship service registrations and commitments.

  • Looking at the potential labour market impact of raising the proportion of the population qualified to Level 3 or higher in England to match Germany levels.

  • Numbers and characteristics of those enrolling and qualifying in Essential Skills since the start of the Strategy in 2002/03.