Generated automatically from the figures
What our school needs to know
We teach Grades 7–12, so we can admit 13–18 year-olds directly.
Overview of the selected area
The system’s own stages, and the pass rate at each
If we set a new target rate, how many more children must be reached?
Drag the sliders to set target rates; the page converts them into numbers of children from this area’s real figures — usable as action-plan indicators.
Sex · nationality · age
Sex
Nationality / registration status
Age bandmarker = parent area share
Age share vs parent area%
Sex within each age band
Age band × survey progress
The ten standard codes, compared with the parent area
Screening mix
By category
Share vs parent area
Agencies that re-enrolled them
Choose the second area from the “Compare with…” box above. All rates are shares of each area’s own caseload, so areas of different size compare fairly.
Indicator profile (radar)%
Age bands%
Education, skills, work, household, causes and support needs
Click a column header to sort · click a row to drill into that area · points on the scatter chart are clickable too
Caseload × consent ratepoint size = aged 13–18 · dashed = parent average
A composite of four components with adjustable weights: caseload · children still local and out of school · bottleneck share · aged 13–18 (admissible to our school). Each component is scaled 0–100 against the group maximum, then weighted.
Figures are the share of that area’s caseload · darker means higher · switch to counts if preferred
Screening structure of each sub-area100%
Tak compared with the nation
The national system returns only the top 20 provinces
Comparative rates
Top 20 provinces by caseload
Internal consistency checks for this area
We publish where the source data is inconsistent, so that decisions rest on an accurate footing.
How every indicator on this page is calculated
Numerators and denominators follow the national system’s own fields — nothing is estimated.