Release Calendar

Summary: Provides the earliest information on the overall achievements of young people in GCSE and equivalent examinations.

Summary: Provides information on the overall achievements of young people in A level and AS level and other equivalent examinations.

Summary: Provides information at both national and Local Authority level on achievement outcomes at the end of the Early Years Foundation Stage. The Early Years Foundation Stage curriculum is a statutory stage of the National Curriculum for England, along with Key Stages 1 to 4.

Summary: Characteristics and attainment data on pupils with special educational needs (SEN) as well as school absence and exclusion rates for this group of children. Published in response to the SEN Information Act (2008).

Summary: This Statistical First Release reports on absence in primary and secondary schools, city technology colleges and academies.

Summary: This SFR provides information about appeals lodged by parents during the academic year against non-admission of their children to their preferred school. It includes all appeals lodged during the academic year across all year groups. Figures are provided at both national and local authority level.

Summary: The survey collects robust information on the key characteristics of childcare and early years provision and the early years workforce across the public, private and voluntary sectors.

Summary: Provides information on the achievements of eligible pupils (typically 7 year olds) in the National Curriculum assessments at Key Stage 1 (KS1).

Summary: This data presents budget / planned expenditure returned to the DfE by Local Authorities as part of their commitments set out in the Apprenticeship, Skills, Children and Learning Act 2009. It covers the budgets LAs plan on spending in the following financial year on a range of school budget and Children's services functions. The main SFR is supported by LA benchmarking tables, LA level detailed returns and release of underlying data.

Summary: Provides information about children looked after by local authorities in England. The figures are based on returns collected from all 150 English local authorities.