Impact in Practice is a research series sharing real-time data on pupil learning and wellbeing in England, providing practical insights on how schools can make a difference.
Our first report focuses on the experiences of pupils from disadvantaged backgrounds. By this we mean primarily socioeconomic disadvantage (for example, as measured by Pupil Premium status) but we also consider intersections with other characteristics that are typically linked to educational outcomes (e.g. SEND status, or home learning environment such as access to quiet study space).
This series will publish reports using data gathered in each term of the 21/22 academic year, sharing findings on the real-time experience of pupils in England, and how school leaders might best support them.
Autumn 2021's report focuses on how disadvantage interacts with pupil learning and wellbeing, and our Spring 2022 report looks at the relative impact of reading attitudes and behaviours. Our summer report will explore the impact of staff wellbeing on pupils.
Impact in Practice is a research series sharing real-time data on pupil learning and wellbeing in England, providing practical insights on how schools can make a difference.
Impact in Practice is a research series sharing real-time data on pupil learning and wellbeing in England, providing practical insights on how schools can make a difference.
Lessons from over 70,000 pupils on how to implement sustainable strategies to improve school attendance
ImpactEd Evaluation interviewed staff from Uphall Primary School to learn about their experience of tutoring implementation as part of the National Tutoring Programme and its effects on participating pupils.
Discover the barriers to school attendance and the strategies you can put in place to improve outcomes for all your children.
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