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CIG 13 th June 2012

CIG 13 th June 2012. Context Setting. Govt Reforms – a reminder. NC Review – delayed implementation, uncertainty over KS4 requirements, KS2 announcement 11 th June GCSE – Linear model, SPaG for 2012 starts

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CIG 13 th June 2012

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  1. CIG13th June 2012 Context Setting

  2. Govt Reforms – a reminder • NC Review – delayed implementation, uncertainty over KS4 requirements, KS2 announcement 11th June • GCSE – Linear model, SPaG for 2012 starts • Wolf Report – KS4 academic core for most with complementary high quality Vocational courses • Performance tables – only 2 non GCSEs “count”, EBacc, destination measures • Ofsted: 5+A*-C (inc En, ma) and 3LPs En, Ma

  3. NC Review – Poetry ? Behold the hippotamus, we laugh at how he looks to us. But then, in moments dank and grim, I wonder how we look to him.

  4. Govt Reforms – page 2 • Removal of requirement to deliver wrl • Disapplication of ICT National Curriculum from Sept 2012 • A Level Reforms coming for 2014 starts • Post 16 Learning Programmes to be “Wolfed”, more flexibility, inclusion of WEx and Internships • CEIAG

  5. Raising the Participation Age • All young people must participate in Education/Training to age 17 from 2013 (ie. current Y10 participate to end of Y12) • Participation to age 18 from 2015 (ie. current Y9 must at least start Y13) • In York participation of 16 year olds is 92%, of 17 year olds it is 84%

  6. Destinations for York’s Y11 (2011) Maintained schools data only, cohort 1847 • Education 86.9% (FE 49.9%, SSF 37%) • Apprenticeships 3.7% • Other training (inc FL, pre-apprenticeships) 2.9% • Employment with no training 1.1% • NEET 4% (3.6% available to labour market) • Unknown / moved out of area 1.6%

  7. Current Participation % – Post 16 (DfE SFR 15, 2011 from West,J IOE London)

  8. GCSE attainment in 2006 DCSF Statistical Bulletin B01/2009, Youth Cohort Study & Longitudinal Study of Young People in England: The Activities and Experiences of 17 year olds: England 2008, Annex A from West ,J IOE London

  9. Activity at 16 by GCSE AttainmentDCSF Statistical Bulletin, Youth Cohort Study & Longitudinal Study of Young People in England: The Activities and Experiences of 16 year olds: England 2007. Table 6.1.2 from West, J IOE London

  10. Participation post GCSE DCSF Statistical Bulletin B01/2009, Youth Cohort Study & Longitudinal Study of Young People in England: The Activities and Experiences of 17 year olds: England 2008, Table 5.1.1 from West, J IOE London

  11. Highest Qualification at 18 DCSF Statistical Bulletin B01/2009, Youth Cohort Study & Longitudinal Study of Young People in England: The Activities and Experiences of 17 year olds: England 2008, Annex A from West, J IOE London

  12. And finally....... “We want young people to participate because they recognise the benefits it will bring and because the reforms to education and training will create a system that caters for the needs and aspirations of every young person.”(DfE Website, RPA Section)

  13. CIG13th June 2012 Context Setting

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