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PAGE NO. 1. Qualification Levels H2 a) Annual Population Survey H2 b) Census 2011 H3 2. Education Provision In The Dover District: H4 a) Pre-School H4 b) Primary, Secondary and Special Schools H4 c) Independent Schools H4 3. School Population H5 a) Number of pupils by year group H5 b) Pupil characteristics H5 c) Pupil Ethnicity H6 4. Early Years Performance H6 a) Prime Learning Goals H6 b) Specific Learning Goals H7 5. Primary School Performance: H7 a) Key Stage 2: Year 6 Level 4 and above in Reading, Writing and Maths H7 b) High Achieving and Overall Value Added H8 6. Secondary School Performance H9 a) Key Stage 4: GCSE, Baccalaureate and Best 8 Value Added H9 7. Post-16 Attainment: H12 a) A-Level and Vocational Attainment H12 8. Ofsted Inspections H13 9. Further Education Providers H14 10. Skills For The Future H14 11. Not In Employment, Education Or Training (NEETs) H14 Leadership Support Team: State of the District 2015: Education and Skills Page H1 1. QUALIFICATION LEVELS a) Annual Population Survey Qualifications Levels in the Dover District (January - December 2014) 100 90 80 70 60 50 40 Percentage (%) Percentage 30 20 10 0 NVQ4 and NVQ3 and NVQ2 and NVQ1 and Other No above above above above Qualifications Qualifications Dover 28.6 49.8 67.5 83.8 8.5 7.7 Kent 32.4 55.9 73.9 87.3 6.1 6.6 South East 39.1 60.5 77.1 89.2 5.2 5.6 Great Britain 36 56.7 73.3 85 6.2 8.8 Source: ONS annual population survey • Skill levels and educational attainment in the resident population in the district are generally low compared to county, region and national averages: o 19,400 people (28.6%) are educated to NVQ4 and above. o 33,800 people (49.8%) are educated to NVQ3 and above o 45,700 people (67.5%) are educated to NVQ2 and above o 56,900 people (83.8%) are educated to NVQ1 and above o 5,700 people (8.5%) have other qualifications o 5,200 people (7.7%) do not have any qualifications. • The percentage of people Qualification Levels in the Dover District in the Dover district with no Time series 2010 - 2014 qualifications has fallen 100 overall from 9.1% in 2010 to 7.7% in 2014. 90 • The percentage of people 80 in the Dover district 70 qualified to NVQ4 and NVQ4 and above above also shows a fall 60 from 29.7% in 2010 to NVQ3 and above 50 28.6% in 2014. However, 40 NVQ2 and above this has picked up from Percentage (%) Percentage NVQ1 and above 18.2% in 2012. 30 • It should be noted that 20 No Qualifications sample sizes at district level are fairly small, and 10 district-level time series for 0 workforce qualifications Jan-Dec Jan-Dec Jan-Dec Jan-Dec Jan-Dec can be volatile. 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 Source: ONS annual population survey Leadership Support Team: State of the District 2015: Education and Skills Page H2 b) Census 2011 • The Census also collated Highest level of qualification: information on Census 2011 qualifications gained by 35 residents aged 16 and 30 25 over in the Dover district. 20 It is a count of all people 15 and households and thus 10 the information collated (%) Percentage 5 is very comprehensive. 0 • The ONS Annual Population Survey (APS) referred to above uses a sampling method of the population aged 16-64 years old. Therefore it is Dover Kent South East England not possible to make comparisons of the Source: ONS 2011 census QS501EW; results from these two different data sources. Qualifications Gained, Census 2011 45 40 35 30 25 20 Percentage (%) Percentage 15 10 5 0 Apprenticeship No qualifications No Foreign qualifications BTEC Higher Level Advanced Diploma nursing, accountancy) Foundation Diploma example MA, PhD, PGCE) examplePhD, MA, Baccalaureate Advanced Diploma Other vocational/work-related qualifications levels/VCEs, Higher Diploma, Welsh… NVQ NVQ Level 1, Foundation GNVQ, Basic Skills 5+ O level(Passes)/CSEs (Grade1)/GCSEs5+ O 2+ A levels/VCEs, 4+ AS levels, Higher levels,School levels/VCEs,2+4+ A AS NVQ Level 3, AdvancedGNVQ, and Guilds Level3, City NVQ Professional qualifications (for example teaching, NVQ Level 4-5, HNC, HND, RSA Higher Diploma, HNC, HND, Level4-5, NVQ Degree (forBSc),DegreeBA, example Higher (for degree Craft, First/General BTEC RSA Diploma Diploma, Advanced Craft, ONC, OND, BTEC National, RSA NVQ Level 2, Intermediate Level2, NVQ GNVQ,and Guilds City Certificate, Progression/Advanced Diploma, Welsh (Grades A*-C), School Certificate, 1 A level/2-3 AS 1-4 1-4 O levels/CSE/GCSEs (any grades), Entry Level, Dover Kent South East England Source: ONS 2011 census QS502EW; This table provides information that classifies usual residents aged 16 and over by qualifications gained, for England and Wales, as at census day. Leadership Support Team: State of the District 2015: Education and Skills Page H3 2. EDUCATION PROVISION IN THE DOVER DISTRICT a) Pre-School 0-4 Year Provision (January 2015) Number of Nursery School / Units Number of Early Years Settings Children’s Centres 3 79 7 b) Primary, Secondary and Special Schools State Funded Schools (February 2014) • There are 52 Secondary and Primary Schools in the Total Primary 41 Dover district, 14 of which are academies (8 Primary Total Secondary 09 and 6 Secondary); this is up from 12 in 2013. Total Secondary & Primary 52 • There are also two special schools in the district (1 x Total incl. Community Special Schools 54 Behaviour & Learning SEN need and 1 x behavioural, Source: KCC - KELSI, Management Information Emotional & Social SEN need). Number of Primary Schools in the Number of Secondary Schools in the Dover District by school type - Dover District by school type - January January 2015 2015 Academy Infant (1) Academy Grammar (1) Academy Junior (1) Academy High (4) Academy Primary (6) Academy – Wide Ability (1) Infant (1) Grammar (2) Wide Ability (1) Junior (1) Primary (31) Source: KCC - KELSI, Management Information Source: KCC - KELSI, Management Information Primary Schools Secondary Schools • There are 41 Primary Schools in the district • There are nine Secondary Schools in the district, with with 8,343 pupils enrolled. Total roll has 7,658 pupils enrolled. Total roll has decreased from increased from 7.956 in 2013 and 8,164 in 8,042 in 2013 and 7,831 in 2014. 2014. • Six Secondary Schools are academies, two of which • Eight Primary Schools are now academies, one are sponsor-led. of which is sponsor-led. This is up from six in • Secondary Capacity is 8,155 February 2014. • Primary Capacity is 8,912. Special Schools • 156 children attend one of the two Special Schools in the district. c) Independent Schools in the Dover District Independent schools (also known as ‘private schools’) charge fees to attend instead of being funded by the government. Pupils do not have to follow the national curriculum. All private schools must be registered with the government and the following independent schools in the Dover district are listed on the Department for Education website: Leadership Support Team: State of the District 2015: Education and Skills Page H4 Name Type Age Range Beech Grove School, Nonington Other Independent School 6-19 years Brewood Secondary School, Deal Other Independent Special School 11-18 years Dover College, Dover Other Independent School 3-18 years DSFAN Limited, Dover (now closed) Other Independent School 3-18 years Learning Opportunities Centre Secondary, Deal Other Independent Special School 11-18 years Northbourne Park School, Betteshanger, Deal Other Independent School 3-13 years Ripplevale School, Deal Other Independent Special School 6-18 years Sallygate School, Dover Other Independent Special School 8-17 years St Faith's School, Ash Other Independent School 2-11 years Source: Department for Education 3. SCHOOL POPULATION a) Number of pupils by year group Number of Pupils in the Dover District by Year Group, January 2015 • At the time of the January School 1600 Census 2015, there are a total of 1400 1200 16,157 pupils in school (nursery 1000 years through to Year 14) the 800 600 Dover Distict. The chart to the left Number 400 shows the total number of pupils 200 0 in each Year Group. • Of the Year 11 leavers in 2014, 1,259 pupils (86.4%) continued in Year 9 Year 8 Year 7 Year 6 Year 5 Year 4 Year 3 Year 2 Year 1 Year R Year 14 Year 13 Year 12 Year 11 Year 10 education either in school or college. 33 pupils (2.3%) became Nursery Years Nursery Not in Education, Employment or Source: KCC - KELSI, Management Information Training (NEET). b) Pupil Characteristics Pupil Charactierists January 2015 • Of the total number of pupils in the district, 20 7.7% do not have English as their first 15 16.3 15.1 15.5 language, which is lower 13.2 10 than the average for 11.1 Kent (9.4%). This has 10.1 9.4 7.7 risen from 6.4% in 2010. 5 National figures are not 2.6 2.8 2.8 available. 0 AEN - no AEN - with Free School Meals English not as a • 15.5% of pupils in the district are eligible for (%) Pupils Total of Percentage Statement Statement first language free school meals, Dover Kent National compared to 13.2% across Kent and 16.3 Source: KCC - KELSI, Management Information nationally. • In the Dover district, 10.1% of pupils have Additional Educational Needs (AEN) with no statement and 2.6% have AEN with a statement in place. This is lower than the averages for Kent and nationally.