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Primary to secondary school transitions: systematic literature review - key findings
Impact of transitions and the factors that support or hinder a successful transition from primary to secondary school.
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Regional Improvement Collaboratives (RICs): interim review
The overall aim of this review was to explore how RIC establishment had been taken forward in each region.
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Attainment Scotland Fund: local authority mini survey analysis – summer 2018
As part of the overall Attainment Scotland Fund evaluation, local authorities across Scotland took part in an online survey around governance, sustainability, Pupil Equity Fund planning and support, and unintended consequences of the fund.
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Scottish National Standardised Assessments user review: year 1 – session 2017-2018
Range of evidence that we have analysed based on the year one experience of using the SNSA.
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Parents' views and use of early learning and childcare: data tables
Figures showing parents’ and carers’ current use, future potential use, views and experiences of early learning and childcare.
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Parents' views and use of early learning and childcare: report 2017
Information on parents’ and carers’ current use, future potential use, views and experiences of early learning and childcare.
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Longitudinal Education Outcomes (LEO) from Universities: 2015-16: Scotland
This experimental statistics release presents employment and earnings outcomes for graduates of higher education five years after graduation.
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Fair Access: Analysis of school leaver attainment by SIMD quintile
Fair Access: Analysis of school leaver attainment by SIMD quintile
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Early Learning and Childcare Expansion delivery trials: evaluation
An evaluation of 14 trials delivering 1140 hours of government funded Early Learning and Childcare.
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Education Maintenance Allowances: 2016-17
The Education Maintenance Allowances (EMA) programme aims to provide support for young people aged 16 to 19 from low income families to stay on in education.