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Did you know . In Suffolk in 2011. In Suffolk in 2011. Only 54.7% of learners achieved 5 GCSEs A*-C grade – the minimum required by industry. The National average is 58.9% . In Suffolk in 2011. Only 81% of learners who attended sixth form achieved 3 A levels or equivalent. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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DID YOU KNOW ...In Suffolk in 2011
In Suffolk in 2011
Only 54.7% of learners achieved 5 GCSEs A*-C grade – the minimum required by industry.
The National average is 58.9%
In Suffolk in 2011
Only 81% of learners who attended sixth form achieved 3 A levels or equivalent
In Suffolk in 2011
92% of 16 year olds progress into further learning or training BUT by 17 this figure drops to 82%
In Suffolk in 2011
Only 86.6% of LLDD learners stay in learning after 16 yrs, compared to 92% of mainstream learners.
In Suffolk in 2011
Less than 1% of SEN LLDD learners are in specialist provision, the rest are in mainstream education.
In Suffolk in 2011
Young people with a statement of need or school action plus represent 10% of the student population but make up 25% of the NEET group (Not in Education Employment or Training) after 16.
In Suffolk in 2011
Young people who become NEET are 3 to 4 times likelier to have persistent absences than their peers.
In Suffolk in 2011
There were 4031 days lost through fixed exclusions for 14-16 year olds
In Suffolk in 2011
The cost to a school for a fixed term exclusion could be as high as £4,800 per learner per year.
The cost for alternative provision in a PRU or non school provider can be as high as £15,000 per learner per year.
In Suffolk in 2011
There were 24,555 young people aged 16-18. Of these 78% remained in learning, 6% were NEET and 6.9% were in Jobs without training.
In Suffolk in 2011
Over 1,000 young people aged 16 to 18 started an apprenticeship since Sept 2011 in areas such as Retail, Business Administration, Construction, Engineering and Manufacturing.
In Suffolk in 2011
Of the County’s 19 year olds :-
54% went into Higher Education 24% went onto further education or
training 12% went into Employment without
training 4% were still NEET
In Suffolk in 2011
The Raising the Participation Age measure isn’t simply about NEETs; more young people are in jobs without training than are NEET and they are missing future opportunities
In Suffolk in 2011
Research shows that the average salary increases by 5% annually for each year a young person stays in education or training.
In Suffolk in 2011
All employers agree that qualifications will get young people so far ... But it is the employability skills they can demonstrate at interview which will get them the job.
In Suffolk in 2011Equation for Success
E = (Q + S + WE) x C
Employability = (qualifications + skills + work experience) x
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In Suffolk in 2011Results of the Suffolk Key Stage 4
Curriculum Audit recorded that 91% of schools will continue with a work experience offer at Key Stage 4. All recorded some form of current vocational curriculum offer,
However will this still be the case in the next few years?
In Suffolk in 2011
RPA legislation means by September
2015 ALL young people will be in some sort of education or training until they are 18 years old.
In Suffolk in 2011
In Sept 2015 a further 1815 learning places will be needed .....
Who will provide these places???
In Suffolk in 2011
We cannot always build the future for our children but we can build our youth for the future
Franklin D Roosevelt
In Suffolk in 2011
We need to ensure change happens .......
