Scottish Attainment Challenge - 2018-2022: equality impact assessment

Equality impact assessment (EQIA) for the Scottish Attainment Challenge - 2018 to 2022.


Methodology

In order to determine the impact, a desk based review of evidence was initially undertaken below. This took into account a variety of statistical surveys, reports and other publications including:

  • Pupil Census, 2019, Scottish Government (1)
  • National Improvement Framework for Scottish Education - 2016 Evidence Report (2)
  • Child Health 27-30 Month Review Statistics Scotland 2017/18, ISD Scotland (3)
  • School level summary statistics 2019, Scottish Government (4)
  • Additional analysis of poverty in Scotland 2015/16 (5)
  • Prejudice-based bullying in Scottish schools: a research report, Equality and Human Rights Commission, March 2015 (6)
  • Scottish Government Equality Outcomes: Gender evidence review, 2013 (7)
  • ISD Scotland, Teenage Pregnancy - Year of conception ending 31 December 2014 (8)
  • State of the Nation Report: Race and Racism in Scottish Education, 2013 (9)
  • National Improvement Framework for Scottish Education - 2017 Evidence Report (10)
  • National Improvement Framework for Scottish Education – 2018 Evidence Report (11)

In addition, an internal Scottish Government workshop and a number of stakeholder discussions with representatives from relevant organisations including the Equality and Human Rights Commission, Enable, BEMIS, Engender, LGBT Youth Scotland, Stonewall Scotland The Council of Ethnic Minority Voluntary Sector Organisations Scotland, helped to inform the preceding version of this EQIA. These inputs remain highly relevant to current version of the EQIA given the primary policy development since these have taken place is the introduction of the CECYP.

Contact

Email: ScottishAttainmentChallenge@gov.scot

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