The Statistical First Release 'National Curriculum Assessment, GCSE and equivalent attainment and Post-16 attainment by pupil characteristics, in England, 2005' has now been published and shows that exam results for minority ethnic pupils continue to improve.
The figures published today show how pupils are performing in Key Stage tests and GCSEs, broken down by ethnicity, gender, English as a first language, special educational needs and free school meals.
The GCSE exam results of Black pupils have improved at a higher rate than any other minority ethnic group over the last two years – and well above the national average this year.
To access the Statistical First Release data please click here
To access the Press Notice which highlights key findings please click here
Please note that the breakdown of statistics at Local Authority level will not be available until the end of March/beginning of April.
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