Moray LOIP Themes

Older People • Health • Feeling of well-being • Income • Care from family and friends • Locations with above average proportions of : • Over 65 year-olds • 60 to 64 year olds

Key:

Over 65 year olds © Crown copyright 2017 OS 100023422 The Moray Council 60-64 year olds © Crown copyright. Data supplied by National Records of Scotland • Older people (60 years old and over) • Self-assessed health as bad or very bad • Limited a lot by disability

Key: Over 60 year olds, in “Bad” or “Very Bad” health, limited a lot by disability © Crown copyright 2017 OS 100023422 Emergency admissions all The Moray Council ages - rate/100,000 © Crown copyright. Data supplied by National Records of Scotland • Older people (60 years old and over) • Self-assessed health as bad or very bad • Limited a lot by disability

Key: Over 60 year olds, in “Bad” or “Very Bad” health, limited a lot by disability Emergency admissions all ages - rate/100,000

Emergency admissions © Crown copyright 2017 OS 100023422 aged 65 and over - The Moray Council rate/100,000 © Crown copyright. Data supplied by National Records of Scotland • Older people (60 years old and over) • Self-assessed health as bad or very bad • Limited a lot by disability

Key: Over 60 year olds, in “Bad” or “Very Bad” health, limited a lot by disability Emergency admissions all ages - rate/100,000

Emergency admissions aged 65 and over - rate/100,000 Above average levels of © Crown copyright 2017 OS 100023422 over 35 hours per week of The Moray Council Unpaid Care © Crown copyright. Data supplied by National Records of Scotland • Older people (60 years old and over) • Self-assessed health as bad or very bad • Limited a lot by disability

Key: Over 60 year olds, in “Bad” or “Very Bad” health, limited a lot by disability Emergency admissions all ages - rate/100,000

Emergency admissions aged 65 and over - rate/100,000 © Crown copyright 2017 OS 100023422 No unpaid care being The Moray Council provided © Crown copyright. Data supplied by National Records of Scotland Key: Over 60 year olds, in “Bad” or “Very Bad” health, limited a lot by disability Areas containing the 10 most deprived datazones for access in Moray (SIMD 2016) © Crown copyright 2017 OS 100023422 Areas with above Moray average The Moray Council proportion of over 60 year olds © Crown copyright. Data supplied by National Records of Scotland Key: Over 60 year olds, in “Bad” or “Very Bad” health, limited a lot by disability Areas containing the 10 most deprived datazones for access in Moray (SIMD 2016) Areas with above Moray average proportion of over 60 year olds © Crown copyright 2017 OS 100023422 High levels of emergency hospital The Moray Council admissions for over 65 year olds © Crown copyright. Data supplied by National Records of Scotland Which communities report good health amongst older people?

• Locations with above average proportions of : • Over 65 year-olds • 60 to 64 year olds

Key: Over 65 year olds 60-64 year olds

© Crown copyright 2017 OS 100023422 The Moray Council © Crown copyright. Data supplied by National Records of Scotland • Locations with above average proportions of : • Over 65 year-olds • 60 to 64 year olds • Self-assessed health as good or very good • Not limited by disability

Key: Over 65 year olds 60-64 year olds • Significant number of areas Residents over 60 years old in good health not with high proportion of over limited by disability 60s reporting good or very © Crown copyright 2017 OS 100023422 good health, without a The Moray Council limiting disability © Crown copyright. Data supplied by National Records of Scotland Is perception of good health related to income?

• Elderly residents reporting good health • High weekly median income (Top 2 quintiles for Moray)

Key: Residents over 60 years • old in good health not Limited correlation between limited by disability self-assessed good health and Areas with above relatively high income average income (Top 2 quintiles for weekly • All in north of Moray: median household income – comparison with rest of • South-east Elgin Moray) • East of Fochabers • © Crown copyright 2017 OS 100023422 South of Forres The Moray Council • Longhill/Urquhart © Crown copyright. Data supplied by National Records of Scotland • Elderly residents reporting poor health • Low weekly median income (Bottom 2 quintiles for Moray)

Key: Residents over 60 years old in poor health and

• Limited correlation between limited by disability Areas with below self-assessed poor health and average income relatively low income (Bottom 2 quintiles for weekly median household • All in north of Moray: income – comparison with rest of Moray) • Some small areas in Elgin © Crown copyright 2017 OS 100023422 • Buckie/Findochty The Moray Council • Some small areas in Keith © Crown copyright. Data supplied by National Records of Scotland Is perception of good health related to amount of unpaid care?

• Elderly residents reporting good health • High levels of unpaid care (over 35 hours per week)

• Considerable correlation Key: between self-assessed good Residents over 60 years health and high levels of old in good health not limited by disability unpaid care across Moray: High levels of unpaid • Dufftown care • Upper Dallachy (Over 35 hours peer week) • Rural areas near Forres • Portknockie and Buckie © Crown copyright 2017 OS 100023422 The Moray Council • Near Grange © Crown copyright. Data supplied by National Records of Scotland • Elderly residents reporting poor health • No unpaid care provided by families and friends

Key: Residents over 60 years old in poor health and limited by disability Areas not providing unpaid care • Almost no correlation between self-assessed poor health and no provision of © Crown copyright 2017 OS 100023422 The Moray Council unpaid care © Crown copyright. Data supplied by National Records of Scotland • Elderly residents reporting poor health • Over 35 hours of unpaid care provided by families and friends

Key: Residents over 60 years old in poor health and limited by disability High levels of unpaid • Good correlation between care self-assessed poor health (Over 35 hours peer week) and high provision of © Crown copyright 2017 OS 100023422 unpaid care (over 35 hours The Moray Council per week) © Crown copyright. Data supplied by National Records of Scotland Who is providing the unpaid care?

• High levels of unpaid care (over 35 hours per week) • Female care providers • Male care providers

Key: High levels of unpaid care (Over 35 hours peer week)

© Crown copyright 2017 OS 100023422 • Male/female figures available The Moray Council at Local Authority level © Crown copyright. Data supplied by National Records of Scotland Data for Moray - Male and Female Unpaid Carers Data for Moray - Ages of Unpaid Carers Is perception of good health related to strong local identity?

• Strong local identity • Elderly residents reporting poor health and limiting disabilities

Key: Residents over 60 years old in poor health and • Few areas with strong local limited by disability identity have elderly Strong Scottish Identity • Born in Scotland residents with self-assessed • Speak Scots dialect poor health and limiting • “White-Scottish” • Scottish identity disabilities

© Crown copyright 2017 OS 100023422 The Moray Council © Crown copyright. Data supplied by National Records of Scotland • Strong local identity • Elderly residents reporting good health and no limiting disabilities

Key: • Residents over 60 years Few areas with strong local old in good health not identity have elderly limited by disability residents with self-assessed Strong Scottish Identity • Born in Scotland good health and no limiting • Speak Scots dialect • “White-Scottish” disabilities • Scottish identity • Apart from Craigellachie

© Crown copyright 2017 OS 100023422 The Moray Council © Crown copyright. Data supplied by National Records of Scotland Attainment and Transition to Work • 16-17 year olds in full-time education • 18 year olds (and over) in full-time education • 16 year olds taking up full time employment • Higher Education and Further Education

• Residents in full-time education: • 16-17 year olds • 18 year olds and older

Key: Proportion of 16 & 17 year olds in full-time education Proportion of 18 year olds and over in full- time education

© Crown copyright 2017 OS 100023422 • Areas highlighted have above average proportion The Moray Council of the household in full-time education © Crown copyright. Data supplied by National Records of Scotland • Residents in full-time education: • 16-17 year olds • 18 year olds and older

Key: Proportion of 16 & 17 year olds in full-time education Proportion of 18 year olds and over in full- time education Low education levels in the household (Maximum Level 1)

© Crown copyright 2017 OS 100023422 The Moray Council © Crown copyright. Data supplied by National Records of Scotland • Residents in full-time education: • 16-17 year olds • 18 year olds and older • Positive Destinations

Key: Proportion of 16 & 17 year olds in full-time education Proportion of 18 year olds and over in full- time education Further Education (Areas with 30% or more students in FE) Higher Education (Areas with 40% or more students in HE) Full-time employment (Areas with 40% or more students in full-time work)

© Crown copyright 2017 OS 100023422 The Moray Council © Crown copyright. Data supplied by National Records of Scotland Further Education: • Areas of significant take-up • Forres, Elgin, Kinloss, Mosstodloch, © Crown copyright 2017 OS 100023422 The Moray Council Buckie, Findochty, parts of Rural Keith © Crown copyright. Data supplied by National Records of Scotland • Residents in full-time education: • 16-17 year olds • 18 year olds and older • Further Education and HNC/HND Qualifications

Key: Proportion of 16 & 17 year olds in full-time education Proportion of 18 year olds and over in full- time education Further Education (Areas with 30% or more students in FE) Residents with HNC/HND (equivalent) (Areas with 40% or more with these qualifications)

Key: Higher Education © Crown copyright 2017 OS 100023422 The Moray Council Employment © Crown copyright. Data supplied by National Records of Scotland • Negative Destinations • (With positive destinations for comparison)

Key: Above Moray average for “Negative Destinations” Top quartile for school leavers predominantly going into “Higher Education” Top quartile for school leavers predominantly going into “Further Education” © Crown copyright 2017 OS 100023422 Top quartile for school leavers predominantly The Moray Council going into “Employment” © Crown copyright. Data supplied by National Records of Scotland Is there a link between Higher Education and Employment?

• Does a degree lead to a higher pay-grade (may need more accurate wording)

• Household members with degrees or professional qualifications • Residents with professional jobs, education, managers etc.

Key: School leavers taking up Higher Education places Professional Industries

Education

Managers/Directors/ Senior Officials, Professional occupations, Associate Professional and Technical occupations

© Crown copyright 2017 OS 100023422 The Moray Council © Crown copyright. Data supplied by National Records of Scotland • Household members with degrees or professional qualifications • Residents with professional jobs, education, managers etc.

Key: School leavers taking up Higher Education places Above Median Household Weekly Income

Is there a link between good School grades and going onto Further Education or Higher Education?

• Is there a link between attainment at S4 and S5 and HE/FE? • Is there a link between employments and where you live, regardless of achievement?

• Household members with: • Above average S4 tariff scores • Above average S5 tariff scores

Key: Above average S4 tariff scores

Above average S5 tariff scores

© Crown copyright 2017 OS 100023422 The Moray Council © Crown copyright. Data supplied by National Records of Scotland • Household members with: • Below average S4 tariff scores • Below average S5 tariff scores

Key: Above below S4 tariff scores © Crown copyright 2017 OS 100023422 Above below S5 tariff The Moray Council scores © Crown copyright. Data supplied by National Records of Scotland • Household members with: • Above average S4 tariff scores • Above average S5 tariff scores

Key: Above average S4 tariff scores Above average S5 tariff scores Below average S4 tariff scores © Crown copyright 2017 OS 100023422 Below average S5 tariff The Moray Council scores © Crown copyright. Data supplied by National Records of Scotland • Household members with: • School-leavers entering Higher Education

Key: © Crown copyright 2017 OS 100023422 School Leavers entering The Moray Council Higher Education © Crown copyright. Data supplied by National Records of Scotland • Household members with: • School-leavers entering Higher Education • Above average S4 tariff scores

Key: School Leavers entering Higher Education

Above average S4 tariff © Crown copyright 2017 OS 100023422 scores The Moray Council © Crown copyright. Data supplied by National Records of Scotland • Household members with: • School-leavers entering Further Education • Above average S4 tariff scores

Key: School Leavers entering Further Education

Above average S4 tariff © Crown copyright 2017 OS 100023422 scores The Moray Council © Crown copyright. Data supplied by National Records of Scotland • Household members with: • School-leavers entering Higher Education • Above average S5 tariff scores

Key: School Leavers entering Higher Education

Above average S5 tariff © Crown copyright 2017 OS 100023422 scores The Moray Council © Crown copyright. Data supplied by National Records of Scotland • Household members with: • School-leavers entering Further Education • Above average S5 tariff scores

Key: School Leavers entering Further Education

Above average S5 tariff © Crown copyright 2017 OS 100023422 scores The Moray Council © Crown copyright. Data supplied by National Records of Scotland • Household members with: • School-leavers taking up employment • Above average S4 tariff scores

Key: School Leavers taking up employment

Above average S4 tariff © Crown copyright 2017 OS 100023422 scores The Moray Council © Crown copyright. Data supplied by National Records of Scotland • Household members with: • School-leavers taking up Employment • Above average S5 tariff scores

Key: School Leavers taking up employment

Above average S5 tariff © Crown copyright 2017 OS 100023422 scores The Moray Council © Crown copyright. Data supplied by National Records of Scotland • School-leavers taking up Employment (35 percent and over)

• Is there a link between low attainment at S4 and S5 and HE/FE? • Is there a link between employments and where you live, regardless of achievement?

Key: School Leavers taking up employment

Bottom quartile S4 tariff scores

Bottom quartile S5 tariff scores

Key: School Leavers taking up employment School leavers going into Further Education © Crown copyright 2017 OS 100023422 The Moray Council School leavers going © Crown copyright. Data supplied by into Higher Education National Records of Scotland Poor Health and Limited a Lot by Disability

• Residents with: • bad/very bad health • and/or limited a lot by disability

Key: Residents with bad or very bad health (more than 5% of residents in the datazone) Residents limited a lot by disability © Crown copyright 2017 OS 100023422 (more than 10% of residents The Moray Council in the datazone) © Crown copyright. Data supplied by National Records of Scotland What Jobs do People Undertake

• Employment: • High Rates • Manufacturing • Basic occupations

Key: Manufacturing – 25% of residents or more Basic occupations – 35% or more of residents © Crown copyright 2017 OS 100023422 The Moray Council Areas with above Moray © Crown copyright. Data supplied by average rates of employment National Records of Scotland Gender Inequality

• Female age profile Briefing: Achievement of Curriculum for Excellence Levels: How are Scotland’s children doing? LGiU Scotland Briefing

Published date: February 9, 2017

Author: Caylin Joski-Jethi, LGiU Scotland associate Reading

The colour scale ranges from light green (high achievement) to dark blue (low achievement).

Year Achievement Quintile

P1 Early level 2nd lowest

P4 First level Lowest

P7 Second level Lowest

The colour scale ranges from light green (high achievement) to dark blue (low achievement).

Year Achievement Quintile

P1 Early level Lowest

P4 First level 2nd lowest

P7 Second level Lowest

The colour scale ranges from light green (high achievement) to dark blue (low achievement).

Year Achievement Quintile

P1 Early level 2nd lowest

P4 First level Lowest

P7 Second level Lowest

The colour scale ranges from light green (high achievement) to dark blue (low achievement).

Year Achievement Quintile

P1 Early level Lowest

P4 First level Lowest

P7 Second level Lowest