YPLA Strategic Analysis: South West Summary

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YPLA SW Strategic Analysis TeamChampioning Young People’s Learning

Strategic AnalysisSouth West Summary

Pete.Gisborne@ypla.gov.ukStrategic Analysis Manager

YPLA Western Territory

YPLA SW Strategic Analysis TeamChampioning Young People’s Learning

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1. Context2. Participation2. The Learning Landscape4. Attainment & Progression

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South West 16-18 Population Projections 000s

175.0

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2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

2008-2017SW 11% decline 16-18s

Eng 13% decline 16-18s

Plymouth 19% decline

N.Soms 1% decline

over 6,700 fewer2011-2015

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Major industries in the South West

50% of all jobs

0100,000200,000300,000400,000500,000600,000700,000800,000

Sep-05 Sep-06 Sep-07 Sep-08 Sep-09 Sep-10

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% of 16-18s in jobs without training

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% of SW 16-18s NEET

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England

SouthWestB&NES

Bristol

UK economyin recession

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Participation by SW 16-17s

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Increasing presence of Academies –SW 16-18s

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16-18 participation and population trends andprojections

105,000

110,000

115,000

120,000

125,000

130,000

135,000

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Measured Projected

Participation

Population

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Annual 16-18 participation change required tohit 2013 RPA target

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SW learners by level

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Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 OtherLevel

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Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 OtherLevel

FE School Sixth Forms

2007/08 2008/09 2009/10

nearly half ofFE learnersare @ L3

78% of SSFlearners @ L3- static

10%reduction

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16-18 travel to learn – major flows

38%500Bournemouth &Poole

Poole

38%500Bournemouth &Poole

DorsetGreaterBournemouth

51%500CirencesterSwindon

no trend300Swindon College

-8%300New CollegeWiltshireSwindon

13%900South DevonDevonGreater Devon

23%400BrockenhurstDorset

no trend500BrockenhurstBournemouth

21%200Totton

19%400SparsholtWiltsinto Hants

154%*500St. Brendan's

no trend700City of Bristol[Bristol]

South Gloucs

-13%800Filton

no trend300City of Bristol[S.Gloucs]

BristolGreater Bristol

3 year trendNumberLearnsLives

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Number of 16-25s at ISPs, 2005/06 = 100%

88 @£46keach

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c.400 @£44k each

c.600 @£54k each

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SW 16-18 SSF / Acad learning aims

35% ‘STEM’ -steady

Science &Maths =nearly 30% ofall SW SSFAims

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SW 16-18 FE learning aims by subject

16% ‘STEM’– risingslightly

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Level 2 at 19

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Level 3 at 19

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FSM gap at 19, levels 2 & 3

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Attainment by 19 of learners attending SWschools at 15

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25,000

Englishand/ormaths

NeitherEnglish

nor maths

Englishand maths

English ormaths orneither

No level 2 at 16 Level 2 at 16

No level 3 attained

Level 3 attained