ATTENDANCE FROM TARGET SETTING MEETINGS

2021-2022 TARGET SETTING PUPIL INFORMATION

ATTENDANCE ANALYSIS AUTUMN TERM 2021

Appointments made for 65 students equating to 97% overall and broken down into 100% for nurture (26/26students), 100% transition (11/11 students) and pathways 92.85 % (26/28 students).

 

 

 SPRING 2022

Appointments made for 67 students equating to 94% overall and broken down into 96.2% for nurture (26/27students), 100% transition 100% (12/12 students) and pathways 89.2 % (25/28 students).

 

 

 

 SUMMER 2022

 

 

 

 

2020-2021 TARGET SETTING PUPIL INFORMATION

ATTENDANCE ANALYSIS AUTUMN TERM 2020

Appointments made for 71 students – 68 contacted, equating to 95.7%. Broken down into 96% overall for nurture 26/27 students), transition 100% (13/13 students) and pathways 93.5% (29/31 students).

Appointments undertaken via telephone consult due to COVID restrictions.

 

 SPRING 2021

Appointments made for 71 students –   63 contacted, equating to 88.7 %. Broken down into 92.5% overall for nurture (25/27 students), transition 100% (13/13 students) and pathways 80.6% (25/31 students).

Appointments undertaken via telephone consult due to national lockdown restrictions.

 

 

 SUMMER 2021

Appointments made for 57 students equating to 100% overall and broken down into 100% for nurture (27 students), 100%transition (13 students) and pathways 100 % (17 students).

 

 

2019-2010 TARGET SETTING PUPIL INFORMATION

ATTENDANCE ANALYSIS AUTUMN TERM 2019

Appointments made for 65 students – 44 attended, equating to 67.6%. Broken down into 84% overall for nurture 21/ 25students), transition 70.5 % (12/ 17 students) and pathways 47.8% (11/23 students).

 

 SPRING 2020

Unable to go ahead due to Covid19

 

 SUMMER 2020

Unable to go ahead due to Covid19

 

2018-2019 TARGET SETTING PUPIL INFORMATION

ATTENDANCE ANALYSIS AUTUMN TERM 2018Appointments made for 63 students – 40 attended, equating to 63.5%. Broken down into 60.7% overall for nurture (17/28 students), transition 64.7% (11/17 students) and pathways 66.6% (12/18 students). SPRING 2019Appointments made for 64 students – 51 attended, equating to 79.6 %. Broken down into 83% overall for nurture (25/30 students), transition 82.3% (14/17 students) and pathways 70.5% (12/17 students).

 

 SUMMER 2019Appointments made for 53 students – 46 attended, equating to  87%. Broken down into 90% overall for nurture (27/ 30students), transition 93.3% (14/15 students) and pathways 62.5% (5/8 students).

2017-2018 TARGET SETTING PUPIL INFORMATION

 ATTENDANCE ANALYSIS AUTUMN TERM 2017

Appointments made for 57 students – 32 attended, equating to 56.1%. Broken down into 51.6% overall for nurture 54.8% (17/31students), transition 57% (4/7 students) and pathways 57.8% (11/19students).

  SPRING 2018 KS3 & 4 only

Appointments made for 26 students – 20 attended, equating to 76.9 %.  Broken down into 85.7% for Yr 9 (6/7 students), 60% for Yr 10 (6/10) and 88.8 % for Yr 11 (8/9).

2016-2017 TARGET SETTING PUPIL INFORMATION

ATTENDANCE ANALYSIS AUTUMN TERM 2016Appointments made for 53 students – 34 attended, equating to 64.15%. Broken down into 72.7% overall for nurture (16/22 students), transition 41.6% (5/12 students) and pathways 65% (13/20 students). SPRING 2017 KS3 & 4 onlyAppointments made for 32 students – 24 attended, equating to 75%.  Broken down into 75% overall for transition (9/12 students) and pathways 75% (15/20 students). SUMMER 2017Appointments made for 41 students – 27 attended, equating to 65.85%.  Broken down into 76.1% overall for nurture (16/21 students), 30% for transition (3/10 students) and 70% for pathways (7/10 students).
     

 2015-2016 TARGET SETTING PUPIL INFORMATION

 ATTENDANCE ANALYSIS AUTUMN TERMAppointments made for 36 students – 24 attended, equating to 66%. Broken down into 60% overall for nurture (9/15 students), transition 77% (7/9 students) and pathways 69% (9/13 students). SPRINGAppointments made for 45 students – 24 attended, equating to 53.3%. Broken down into 53% overall for nurture (9/17 students), transition 54.5% (6/13 students) and pathways 53% (9/17 students).