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Children Registered Ehe in Barnsley Lea Elective Home Education - Review December 2017 Elective Home Education – Review December 2017 Elective Home Education (EHE) is the term used by the Department of Education to describe the parent’s decision to provide education for their child/children at home, instead of sending them the school. This means that parents take full reasonability for their children’s education. The arrangements for managing the elective home education request is shared between the Education Welfare Service and Springwell Academies. Current situation in Barnsley MBC There are 286 pupils on the EHE register as of 22.12.17. There has been 313 registered in the academic year to date. Of the 27 no longer registered EHE, 16 are on school roll and 11 have moved out of the local authority area. The number of children registered has increased considerably in the last few years. These are the total number of children registered in the previous 4 years (including those who left the register to return to school or left the local authority area). CHILDREN REGISTERED EHE IN BARNSLEY LEA 350 330 313 300 257 250 200 191 150 108 100 50 0 2013-2014 2014-2015 2014-2015 2016-2017 2017-2018 1 Elective Home Education - Review December 2017 New referrals to EHE Although there are some children who are Elective Home Educated for their whole education, new referrals to EHE have increased in the last four years: NEW CASES TO ELECTIVE HOME EDUCATION 200 180 174 160 140 120 111 91 100 85 80 60 40 20 0 2014-2015 2014-2015 2016-2017 2017-2018 The 2017-2018 figures are for Term 1 only. Referrals by month are as follows: September 2017 – 36 October 2017 – 20 November 2017 – 12 December 2017 – 17 Total: 85 2 Elective Home Education - Review December 2017 Age of Pupils The breakdown into primary/secondary pupils is as follows: Pre-school – 2 Primary - 58 Secondary – 226 Key Stages: Pre-school - 2 1 – 28 2 – 30 3 – 92 4 – 134 Year Groups Year Number of Group Pupils Pre-School 2 Reception 5 1 10 2 13 3 4 4 6 5 9 6 11 7 30 8 29 9 33 10 59 11 75 The large number of Year 11 who are registered EHE is of particular concern as 50 of 75 have become EHE in the last year. This group are at high risk of becoming NEET. 3 Elective Home Education - Review December 2017 Breakdown of Key Stages 2014-2018 350 300 116 250 71 134 200 61 150 123 90 100 54 92 50 96 91 76 58 0 2014-2015 2015-2016 2016-2017 2017-2018 Primary Key Stage 3 Key Stage 4 Year 11 Pupils in EHE Cohort 350 300 59 250 75 36 200 37 150 271 221 100 211 154 50 0 2014-2015 2015-2016 2016-2017 2017-2018 Other year groups Year 11 4 Elective Home Education - Review December 2017 Reasons for Elective Home Education Reasons for EHE are wide and varied. This is a summary of reasons recorded when the child is deregistered from school. Attendance 19 Attendance/Behaviour 10 Attendance/Bullying 1 Attendance/Dissatisfaction with School 7 Attendance/Medical reasons 1 Attendance/Pending School Place 1 Behaviour 15 Behaviour/Dissatisfaction with school 1 Bullying 5 Bullying/Medical reasons 3 Dissatisfaction with school 76 GRT Philosophy/Lifestyle 35 Medical reasons 38 Pending a school place 7 Philosophy/Lifestyle 60 Religious belief 4 Special educational needs 2 Special educational needs/medical reasons 1 Over the last three years attendance is becoming a prominent reason why parents are choosing to EHE. Since September 2017 I have been recording attendance percentage of the last school that pupils attended. A quarter of children attended school less than 50% of the time. Data is not available for those who have never been to school or have moved from out of borough. Attendance (%) Number 96-100% 23 90-95% 34 80-89% 48 70-79% 33 60-69% 22 50-59% 21 40-49% 17 30-39% 11 20-29% 12 11-19% 7 10-5% 8 >5% 5 5 Elective Home Education - Review December 2017 ATTENDANCE % 10-5% >5% 96-100% 11-19% 3% 2% 9% 20-29% 3% 5% 30-39% 90-95% 5% 14% 40-49% 7% 50-59% 9% 80-89% 20% 60-69% 9% 70-79% 14% I have also recorded fixed term exclusions of pupils over their school career. The majority (177) did not have any fixed term exclusions. The largest number of fixed term exclusions for one young person was 112. As of the attendance data is not available for those who have never been to school or have moved from out of borough: Number of Fixed Term Exclusions Total 0 177 1 2 2 4 3 1 4 3 5 1 6 2 7 2 8 4 9 1 10 3 11-20 12 21-30 11 31-40 5 41-50 7 50-100 6 >100 1 6 Elective Home Education - Review December 2017 Previous Schools These are the last school the child attended before being deregistered. Primary Schools Athersley South Primary 3 Barugh Green Primary 2 Birdwell Primary 1 Brierley Church of England Primary 1 Burton Road Primary 1 Carrfield Primary Academy 1 Cawthorne Church of England Primary 1 Cherry Dale Primary School 1 Darfield Primary 4 Darton Primary School 1 Elsecar Holy Trinity 1 Fitzwilliam Infant and Junior School 1 Gawber Primary 1 Greenache School 4 High View Primary Learning Centre 4 Highgate Primary Academy 2 Holy Cross Primary 1 Holy Trinity 1 Holy Rood Catholic Primary 3 Hoyland Common Primary School 2 Hunningley Primary 2 Kings Oak Primary Learning Centre 6 Lacewood Primary 1 Ladywood Primary 1 Laithes Primary School 2 Millhouse Primary 3 Oakwell Rise Primary Academy 3 Outwood Primary Academy Darfield 3 Outwood Primary Academy Littleworth Grange 1 Parkside Primary 5 Penistone St John The Bapist Primary 3 Shafton Primary Academy 1 St Helens Primary Academy 5 St Micheal's and All Angel's Catholic Primary 4 Summerfields Primary 2 7 Elective Home Education - Review December 2017 Tankersley St Peter's Primary 1 Thurlstone Primary 1 Ward Green Primary 3 Wellgate Primary 4 Wilthorpe Primary 1 Secondary Schools Barnsley Academy 22 Darton College 11 Hemsworth Art and Community Academy 2 Holy Trinity 7 Hope House 2 Horizon Community College 13 Kirk Balk Academy 22 Netherwood ALC 29 Outwood Academy Carlton 8 Outwood Academy Shafton 12 Penistone Grammar ALC 15 Saint Pius X Catholic High School 2 Springwell Alternative Academy 3 Springwell Special Academy 1 The Dearne ALC 11 Wath Comprehensive School 1 There are also pupils who moved from out of Barnsley LEA or have no previous school: Primary Secondary Child Missing Education 0 0 Moved from out of borough 2 10 No previous school 15(+2 pre- 2 school) 8 Elective Home Education - Review December 2017 Special Educational Needs There are currently 17 pupils on the EHE register with EHCP/Statements. These pupils have the support from the SEN team to keep their EHCPs up to date through annual reviews. Demographic of pupils Currently there are 148 pupils eligible for Free School Meals. This is 51.7% of the current register. The ethnic breakdown of the pupils is as follows: Ethnicity Number White British 248 White European 2 White Irish Traveller 6 White Other 1 White Roma Traveller 29 Ethnicity Breakdown 2% 10% 1% 0% 87% White British White European White Irish Traveller White Other White Roma Traveller 9 Elective Home Education - Review December 2017 Gender of pupils The gender of the pupils is as follows: Male - 169 Female – 117 Number of pupils 41% 59% Female Male 10 .
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