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BBG Academy  BBG Academy Activity Survey 2020 Activity Survey 2019 Activity Survey 2018 Activity Survey 2017 School Name Activity Survey 2020: BBG Academy BBG Academy Activity Survey 2020 Activity Survey 2019 Activity Survey 2018 Activity Survey 2017 Status Grouping Count % GT Status Grouping Count % GT Status Grouping Count % GT Status Grouping Count % GT Education 163 95.32% Education 142 90.4% Education 141 92.16% Education 90 90.91% A Level 80 46.78% A Level 61 38.9% AS or A2 Level 68 44.44% AS or A2 Level 54 54.55% Entry Level 4 2.34% Entry Level 3 1.9% Entry Level 3 1.96% Level 1 4 4.04% Level 1 12 7.02% Level 1 14 8.9% GCSE 2 1.31% Level 2 15 15.15% Level 2 24 14.04% Level 2 25 15.9% Level 1 12 7.84% Level 3 14 14.14% Level 3 43 25.15% Level 3 39 24.8% Level 2 22 14.38% Part Time Education 3 3.03% Employment and Training 7 4.09% Employment and Training 8 5.1% Level 3 32 20.92% Employment and Training 6 6.06% Apprenticeship 7 4.09% Apprenticeship 5 3.2% Part Time Education 2 1.31% Apprenticeship 6 6.06% NEET Group 1 0.58% Employment without training 3 1.9% Employment and Training 9 5.88% NEET Group 1 1.01% NEET - Seeking EET 1 0.58% NEET Group 5 3.2% Apprenticeship 7 4.58% NEET - not yet ready for work / 1 1.01% Total 171 100.00% NEET - Seeking EET 1 0.6% Employment without training 1 0.65% learning NEET Not available to labour 1 0.6% Part Time Employment 1 0.65% Unknown 2 2.02% market/learning - illness NEET Group 1 0.65% Current situation not known 2 2.02% NEET Start date agreed (RPA 3 1.9% NEET Not available to labour 1 0.65% Total 99 100.00% compliant) market/learning - illness Unknown 2 1.3% Unknown 2 1.31% Current situation not known 2 1.3% Current situation not known 2 1.31% Total 157 100.0% Total 153 100.00% Activity Survey Destination Measure Count % GT Activity Survey Destination Measure Count % GT Activity Survey Destination Measure Count % GT Activity Survey Destination Measure Count % GT Meeting the Duty 170 99.42% Meeting the Duty 147 93.6% Meeting the Duty 146 95.42% Meeting the Duty 93 93.94% Not Meeting the Duty 1 0.58% Not Meeting the Duty 6 3.8% Not Meeting the Duty 6 3.92% Not Meeting the Duty 6 6.06% Total 171 100.00% Temporary Break 1 0.6% Temporary Break 1 0.65% Total 99 100.00% Working Towards 3 1.9% Total 153 100.00% Total 157 100.0% School Name 2020 Pupil Premium Destinations: BBG Academy BBG Academy 2020 Pupil Premium Destinations 2020 Pupil Premium Destinations Pupil Premium No Yes Total Pupil Premium No Yes Destination Count % Count % Coun % 50% t A Level 69 49.64% 11 34.38% 80 46.78% Apprenticeship 7 5.04% 7 4.09% Entry Level 1 0.72% 3 9.38% 4 2.34% Level 1 11 7.91% 1 3.13% 12 7.02% 6.43% Level 2 16 11.51% 8 25.00% 24 14.04% Level 3 35 25.18% 8 25.00% 43 25.15% 40% NEET - Seeking EET 1 3.13% 1 0.58% Total 139 100.00% 32 100.00% 171 100.00% 30% 4.68% 20% 40.35% Participation Pupil Premium No Yes Total 4.68% Activity Survey Destination Measure Count % Count % Coun % 10% 20.47% t Meeting the Duty 139 100.00% 31 96.88% 170 99.42% Not Meeting the Duty 1 3.13% 1 0.58% 9.36% Total 139 100.00% 32 100.00% 171 100.00% 6.43% 4.09% 1.75% 0% A Level Level 3 Level 2 Level 1 Apprenticeship Entry Level NEET - Seeking EET School Name 2020 SEN Destinations: BBG Academy BBG Academy 2020 SEN Destinations 2020 SEN Destinations SEND Grouping Education, Health No SEND Total SEND Grouping Education, Health & Care Plan No SEND & Care Plan Destination Count % Count % Coun % t A Level 80 47.06% 80 46.78% Apprenticeship 7 4.12% 7 4.09% A Level 46.78% Entry Level 1 100.00% 3 1.76% 4 2.34% Level 1 12 7.06% 12 7.02% Level 2 24 14.12% 24 14.04% Level 3 25.15% Level 3 43 25.29% 43 25.15% NEET - Seeking EET 1 0.59% 1 0.58% Total 1 100.00% 170 100.00% 171 100.00% Level 2 14.04% Level 1 7.02% Apprenticeship 4.09% Entry Level NEET - Seeking EET 0% 20% 40% School Name 2020 Gender by Destination: BBG Academy BBG Academy 2020 Gender by Destination 2020 Gender by Destination Gender Female Male Total Destination Count % Count % Coun % Gender Female Male t A Level 41 51.25% 39 42.86% 80 46.78% Apprenticeship 7 7.69% 7 4.09% A Level 23.98% 22.81% Entry Level 2 2.50% 2 2.20% 4 2.34% Level 1 3 3.75% 9 9.89% 12 7.02% Level 3 14.04% 11.11% Level 2 9 11.25% 15 16.48% 24 14.04% Level 3 24 30.00% 19 20.88% 43 25.15% Level 2 5.26% 8.77% NEET - Seeking EET 1 1.25% 1 0.58% Total 80 100.00% 91 100.00% 171 100.00% Level 1 5.26% Apprenticeship 4.09% Entry Level NEET - Seeking EET 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% School Name 2020 Ethnicity by Destination: BBG Academy BBG Academy 2020 Ethnicity by Destination Ethnicity Any Other Black Any Other Indian Pakistani White & Black White British Total Background Mixed/Multiple Caribbean Ethnic Background Destination Count % Count % Count % Count % Count % Count % Coun % t A Level 1 50.00% 4 100.00% 1 50.00% 2 33.33% 72 46.15% 80 46.78% Apprenticeship 7 4.49% 7 4.09% Entry Level 1 50.00% 3 1.92% 4 2.34% Level 1 12 7.69% 12 7.02% Level 2 1 50.00% 1 16.67% 22 14.10% 24 14.04% Level 3 1 100.00% 3 50.00% 39 25.00% 43 25.15% NEET - Seeking 1 0.64% 1 0.58% EET Total 1 100.00% 2 100.00% 4 100.00% 2 100.00% 6 100.00% 156 100.00% 171 100.00% School Name 2020 Ethnicity by Destination: BBG Academy BBG Academy 2020 Ethnicity by Destination Destination A Level Apprenticeship Entry Level Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 NEET - Seeking EET Ethnicity Count % GT Any Other Black Background 1 0.58% Any Other Mixed/Multiple Ethnic Background 2 1.17% White British 46.15% 7.69% 14.10% 25.00% Indian 4 2.34% Pakistani 2 1.17% White & Black Caribbean 6 3.51% White & Black Caribbean 33.33% 16.67% 50.00% White British 156 91.23% Total 171 100.00% Indian 100.00% Any Other Mixed/Multiple Ethnic Background 50.00% 50.00% Pakistani 50.00% 50.00% Any Other Black Background 100.00% 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100% School Name 2020 Support Level Destinations: BBG Academy BBG Academy 2020 Support Level Destinations If a client is in the Vulnerable group they have one of the following characteristics: Child in Need / Child Protection, Looked After, Young Offender, Pregnant, Parent, Statement / EHCP, Stronger Families, Young Carer, Attendance issues, Alternative Provision, Expecting to achieve below L1, My Support Plan. If a client is in the Targeted group they have been identified by the school and/or Careers Adviser as needing more support but don’t have any of the previous individual characteristics. Support Level LA Funded Universal Total Support Level LA Funded Universal Destination Count % Count % Coun % t A Level 2 11.76% 78 50.65% 80 46.78% Apprenticeship 7 4.55% 7 4.09% A Level 45.61% Entry Level 4 23.53% 4 2.34% Level 1 4 23.53% 8 5.19% 12 7.02% Level 2 7 41.18% 17 11.04% 24 14.04% Level 3 25.15% Level 3 43 27.92% 43 25.15% NEET - Seeking EET 1 0.65% 1 0.58% Level 2 4.09% 9.94% Total 17 100.00% 154 100.00% 171 100.00% Level 1 4.68% Apprenticeship 4.09% Entry Level NEET - Seeking EET 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% School Name 2020 Education Destinations: BBG Academy BBG Academy 2020 Education Destinations 2020 Education Destinations Destination A Level Entry Level Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Total Destination A Level Entry Level Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Activity Survey Organisation Count % Count % Count % Count % Count % Coun % t Army Foundation College 1 4.17% 1 0.61% Leeds City College 3.68% 3.68% 9.82% Askham Bryan College 1 8.33% 1 2.33% 2 1.23% Notre Dame Catholic… 12.88% Aspire-IGEN 1 8.33% 1 0.61% Bradford City Football Club 1 2.33% 1 0.61% Elliott Hudson College 11.04% Bradford College 2 16.67% 1 4.17% 2 4.65% 5 3.07% Huddersfield New Co… 6.13% 2.45% Brighouse Town 1 2.33% 1 0.61% Kirklees College Dew… 2.45% 2.45% Calderdale College 1 8.33% 1 0.61% Leeds College Of Buil… 2.45% 3.07% Education out of area 1 4.17% 1 0.61% Elliott Hudson College 18 22.50% 18 11.04% Greenhead College 5.52% Greenhead College 9 11.25% 9 5.52% Heckmondwike Gram… 5.52% Heckmondwike Grammar School 9 11.25% 9 5.52% Kirklees College Hud… 2.45% Huddersfield New College 10 12.50% 4 9.30% 14 8.59% Kirklees College Dewsbury Centre 4 100.00% 1 8.33% 4 16.67% 3 6.98% 12 7.36% Bradford College Kirklees College Huddersfield Centre 2 16.67% 4 16.67% 1 2.33% 7 4.29% New College Bradford Leeds City College 6 7.50% 3 25.00% 6 25.00% 16 37.21% 31 19.02% The Mirfield Free Gra… 2.45% Leeds College Of Building 1 8.33% 4 16.67% 5 11.63% 10 6.13% Leeds United College 2 4.65% 2 1.23% Askham Bryan College New College Bradford 2 2.50% 1 4.17% 2 4.65% 5 3.07% Leeds United College Notre Dame Catholic Sixth Form College 21 26.25% 3 6.98% 24 14.72% Wakefield College The Mirfield Free Grammar & Sixth Form 4 5.00% 4 2.45% University Technical College (UTC) Leeds 1 1.25% 1 0.61% Army Foundation Col… Wakefield College 2 4 65% 2 1 23% Aspire-IGEN Total 80 100.00% 4 100.00% 12 100.00% 24 100.00% 43 100.00% 163 100.00% Bradford City Footbal… Brighouse Town Calderdale College Education out of area University Technical … White Rose School of… 0% 5% 10% 15% 20% School Name 2020 Participation: BBG Academy Kirklees Activity Survey Destination Measure Count % Meeting the Duty 4898 97.05% Not Meeting the Duty 127 2.52% Temporary Break 8 0.16% Meeting the Duty 97.05% Working Towards 14 0.28% Total 5047 100.00% Not Meeting the Duty 2.52% Working Towards 0.28% Temporary Break 0.16% School Name 2020 Activity Survey: BBG Academy Kirklees LA Table School Table Status Grouping Count % GT Status Grouping Count % GT Education 4689 92.91% Education 163 95.32% A Level 2418 47.91% A Level 80 46.78% Entry Level 140 2.77% Entry Level 4 2.34% GCSE 12 0.24% Level 1 12 7.02% Level 1 381 7.55% Level 2 24 14.04% Level 2 743 14.72% Level 3 43 25.15% Level 3 957 18.96% Employment and Training 7 4.09% Other Qualification 37 0.73% Apprenticeship 7 4.09% Part Time Education 1 0.02% NEET Group 1 0.58% Employment and Training 271 5.37% NEET - Seeking EET 1 0.58% Apprenticeship 190 3.76% Total 171 100.00% Employment + non accredited training 22 0.44% Employment +accredited training/pt study 4 0.08% Employment without training 18 0.36% Other Training eg.
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