Announcement of change to publication schedule for NEET Statistics: Quarterly Brief and change of publication date for Admissions Appeals Statistics
NEET Statistics: Quarterly Brief
The publication of estimates from the Labour Force Survey (LFS) for quarter 1 2009 of the number and proportion of young people not in education, employment or training (NEET) have been brought forward to 23 June 2009.
These estimates were due to be published in August in the series "NEET Statistics: Quarterly Brief", which sets out the available statistics on young people NEET including the latest estimates from the LFS. Estimates for quarter 1 would have been published alongside quarter 2 estimates in August to avoid a conflict with the Statistical First Release (SFR) on "Participation in Education, Training and Employment by 16-18 year olds" published on 16 June: http://www.dcsf.gov.uk/rsgateway/DB/SFR/s000849/index.shtml. This SFR contains the latest estimate of the number and percentage of young people NEET derived from a combination of administrative data sources and the Labour Force Survey (LFS). The SFR is used to measure progress towards the NEET Public Service Agreement (PSA) target to reduce the percentage of young people NEET by 2 percentage points by 2010.
The publication schedule for "NEET statistics: quarterly brief" for the next 12 months is as follows:
- August 2009: Quarter 2 2009 LFS NEET estimates
- November 2009: Quarter 3 2009 LFS NEET estimates
- February 2010: Quarter 4 2009 LFS NEET estimates
- May 2010: Quarter 1 2010 LFS NEET estimates
Admissions Appeals Statistics
SFR13/2009: Admissions Appeals for Maintained Primary and Secondary Schools in England, 2007/08 was due to be released at 09:30 on Thursday 18 June. The responsible statistician has decided, before any pre-release access to the statistics was given, that the release should be postponed. This decision is based on statistical concerns, i.e. around the quality of data on admissions and appeals. Further analysis is being carried out and a new release date in July will be publicised on this site as soon as possible.
Previous Announcements
Publication of Class Size Information
Publication of Statistical First Release on Admission Appeals for Maintained Primary and Secondary Schools In England
Publication schedule for NEET Statistics: Quarterly Brief
Arrangements for the release of the Achievements and Attainment tables on 15th January
Key Stage Test Results dated week beginning December 15
Key Stage Test Results dated week beginning November 17
Key Stage 4 and Key Stage 5 statement
Key Stage Test Results dated week beginning August 4
Latest Information
- 9 July 2009
DCSF: Neighbourhood Statistics - Announcement of the release of small area Pupil Absence by Pupil Characteristics in England, 2007/08
- 2 July 2009
DCSF: Pupil Absence in Schools in England: Autumn Term 2007 and Spring Term 2008 - unauthorised absence by school
Following the publication of figures on overall absence and persistent absence in the Achievement and Attainment tables, figures on unauthorised absence for individual schools are to be published on the school attendance website at http://www.dcsf.gov.uk/schoolattendance/otherinitiatives/absence.cfm. - 2 July 2009
Destinations of leavers from higher education in the United Kingdom for the academic year 2007/08. - 1 July 2009
BIS: Full-time Young Participation by Socio-Economic Class (FYPSEC) - 30 June 2009
DCSF: Special Educational Needs in England: January 2009
Coming soon
- Available 14 July 2009 DCSF: Pupil Absence in Schools in England, including Pupil Characteristics: 2007/08
A new table, Pupil Referral Units: Pupil absence by region, 2007/08. This is the first time that such data has been collected and released, and the information is classed as experimental statistics. - Available 16 July 2009
Preventable Child Deaths in England: Year Ending 31 March 2009 - Available 23 July 2009
DCSF: Children Accommodated in Secure Children's Homes at 31 March 2009: England and Wales - Available 29 July 2009
Individual Scale Point results for the Foundation Stage Profile 2007/08 - Available 30 July 2009
DCSF: Private Fostering Arrangements in England, year ending 31 March 2009 - Available 30 July 2009
DCSF: Permanent and Fixed Period Exclusions from Schools in England 2007/08 - Available 31 July 2009
Explanation of the differences between the DCSF first time entrants (FTEs) to the criminal justice system aged 10-17 in England and the MoJ offences brought to justice (OBTJ) statistics.
