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Footnotes: (a) Figures not directly comparable with those from September class size count. (b) CSI: The Core Subject Indicator represents the percentage of pupils achieving the expected level or above in English or Welsh (first language), mathematics and science in combination. The expected level at Key Stage 2 is Level 4 + and at Key Stage 3 is 5+. (c) FPI: The Foundation Phase Indicator represents the percentage of pupils achieving the expected outcome or above in “Language, literacy and communication skills” (in English (LCE) or Welsh (LCW)), “Personal and social development, well-being and cultural diversity” (PSD) and “Mathematical development” (MDT) in combination. The expected outcome of the majority of pupils is outcome 5 at the end of the Foundation Phase. (d) Pupils aged 15 at the start of the academic year, includes all qualifications approved for pre-16 use in Wales. (e) Achieved the Level 2 threshold including a GCSE pass in English or Welsh first language and mathematics. (f) Achieved the Level 2 threshold in each of English or Welsh first language, mathematics and science. (g) Pupils aged 17 at the start of the academic year; this includes all qualifications approved for use in Wales.  (h) Total revenue expenditure on education, excluding that funded by sales, fees and charges, but including that financed by specific government grants. All figures include an estimated share of strategic management costs and any unallocated support service costs. Financial year basis. (i) Gross capital expenditure on education, including that funded by regeneration schemes. Financial year basis. (j) Student figures are rounded to the nearest 5. Expenditure figures are for academic years. (k) In 2013/14 Deeside College and Yale College Wrexham merged to form Coleg Cambria, Neath Port Talbot College and Coleg Powys merged to form Grwp NPTC, Coleg Morgannwg and Ystrad Mynach College combined to form Coleg y Cymoedd and WEA Cymru came into being through the merger of Coleg Harlech WEA(N) and WEA South Wales. (l) Merthyr Tydfil College (a constituent FE college of the University of Glamorgan) has been included in FE figures for all years. (m) Number of FE institutions includes two non-college institutions, WEA South and YMCA, in line with the other FE figures. (n) Figures include relevant expenditure for YMCA. (o) Enrolments using the all year population of students at FE Institutions, Work-Based Learning or Community Learning providers. (p) Community learning includes both enrolments at local authority learning providers and enrolments at FE institutions for which the learners are taught by local authority staff. (q) Unique learner numbers, counting multiple enrolments only once for each learner. (r) Figure does not include the Open University. In 2010/11 Trinity College, Carmarthen merged with University of Wales, Lampeter to form The University of Wales, Trinity Saint David. In 2012/13 Swansea Metropolitan University merged with University of Wales Trinity Saint David.   (s) Includes students undertaking a first degree or PGCE leading to Qualified Teacher Status.  Excludes those on the Graduate Teacher Programme.                                                                                                                    (t) Adult working age is defined as 18-64 for males and 18-59 for females (age at start of academic year).  (u) Not in education or training, nor in employment.  (v) Welsh medium, bilingual, transitional and dual stream schools as defined in this document: http://gov.wales/topics/educationandskills/publications/guidance/defining-schools-welsh-medium/?lang=en  Further information:   For more detailed data and commentary, and information on the comparability, methodology, and quality of these statistics our regular statistical outputs are published at:  www.gov.wales/statistics www.llyw.cymru/ystadegau www.statswales.wales.gov.uk/Catalogue/Education-and-Skills  Data for other UK countries can be found at:  https://www.gov.uk/government/organisations/department-for-education/about/statistics www.scotland.gov.uk/Topics/Statistics/Browse/School-Education www.nisra.gov.uk/publications/default.asp6.htm  Statistician:   Rachel Lloyd  02920 823357 post16ed.stats@wales.gsi.gov.uk school.stats@wales.gsi.gov.uk  Anthony Newby (Education Finance) 02920 823963 stats.finance@wales.gsi.gov.uk  Last updated: April 2015 Next update: April 2016 (provisional)  In line with our statement on revisions, any data found to be in error will be corrected and a new version of this leaflet published as soon as possible, with the revision highlighted. Aside from any errors this leaflet will only be updated annually, and users should be aware there may be more recent data available, which may also impact upon figures for earlier years included within this leaflet.    All content is available under the Open Government Licence v3.0 , except where otherwise stated. http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/doc/open-government-licence/version/3/         Key Education  Statistics Wales  2015                      Schools – General Statistics   2000/01  2011/12  2012/13  2013/14 Nursery            Schools  41  22  20  17    Pupils  2,393  1,530  1,434  1,353    Teachers (FTE)  92  64  58  53          Primary            Schools   1,631  1,412  1,374  1,357    Pupils  285,786  262,144  264,186  269,421    Teachers (FTE)   12,756  12,026  12,145  12, 308    Pupil/Teacher ratio  21.5  20.7  20.7  20.8    Average class size (a)  24.8  24.9  24.8            Secondary            Schools  229  221  216  213    Pupils  210,396  198,015  191,279  186,427    Teachers (FTE)  12,692  11,868  11,707  11, 579    Pupil/Teacher ratio  16.6  16.7  16.3  16.1          Special            Schools  45  43  42  42    Pupils  3,774  4,254  4,321  4,338    Teachers (FTE)  556  643  638  661          Independent            Schools  54  66  68  70    Pupils  9,477  8,929  8,862  8, 603    Teachers (FTE)  972  1,096  1,108  1,084          Middle   Schools   Pupils   Teachers (FTE)   . . .   . . .   4 3,648 222.7   4 3,542 221.7          National Curriculum Assessments (b)        2003       2012        2013  2014 Percentage achieving FPI at Foundation Phase for TA (c)  .  80  83  85          Percentage achieving CSI at Key Stage 2 for TA   71   83  84  86          Percentage achieving CSI at Key Stage 3 for TA   54   73  77  81          Examinations   2010/11  2011/12  2012/13  2013/14 Percentage of 15 year old pupils who achieved (d): Level 1 threshold  90  92  93  94 Level 2 threshold  67  73  78  82 Level 2 threshold including English/Welsh and maths (e)  50  51  53  55 Level 2 threshold in each of the core subjects (f)  49  49  49  53  Percentage of 17 year old pupils entering a volume equivalent to 2 A levels who achieved the Level 3 threshold (g):   96  97  96.5  97 Average  points score for pupils aged 17 (g):   799  773  807  804 Welsh Medium Schools-General Statistics (v)   2010/11  2011/12  2012/13  2013/14 Primary           Schools  467  461  452  444   Pupils  61,073  62,446  63,192  64,366          Secondary           Schools  56  56  53  52   Pupils  41,764  41,262  37,692  37,400          Middle   Schools   Pupils    . .   . .   2 1,634   2 1,577 Local Authority Education Finance   2002-03  2011-12   2012-13  2013-14 Education revenue expenditure (h)                                                (£ millions)     Nursery  ..  6.3  6.1    5.3    Primary  627.8  921.5  996.3    1029.6    Secondary  628.6  855.1  891.4    892.6    Special  43.9  77.4  82.2    84.6    All schools  1,300.3  1,860.3  1,975.9  2,029.2          Non-delegated schools expenditure  334.6  571.4  497.3    481.4 Inter authority recoupment  1.9  7.2  7.9    4.6 Nursery schools  10.0  ..  ..  .. Total school expenditure (ro1 definition)  1,646.8  2,438.9  2,481.1  2,515.1 Total non-school expenditure  91.9  151.6  149.2  101.7 Total education revenue expenditure  1,738.7  2,590.5  2,630.4  2,616.9   2002-03   2011-12   2012-13  2013-14 Education capital expenditure (i)    Pre-primary and primary  49.5  123.8  114.3  112.2    Secondary  37.2  115.6  129.4  133.3    Special  6.1  14.9  14.2  20.4    Youth service  0.1  1.7  2.4  0.7    Other education services and    continuing education  4.1  4.6  7.1  7.4 Total education capital expenditure  96.9  260.6  267.4  274.0          Please note many of the figures given are rounded and some components may not add to the totals shown. There are often qualifications to the data, and users should refer to more detailed published sources (see over for more information on sources).   The following symbols and abbreviations have been used: .=not applicable  .. = not available FTE = Full time equivalent TA = Teacher Assessment CSI = Core Subject Indicator PGCE = Postgraduate Certificate of Education FPI=Foundation Phase Indicator * These data from financial returns are outside the scope of National Statistics.     Further Education (j) (k)(l)   2010/11  2011/12  2012/13  2013/14 Number of Further Education institutions (m)   21  20    19  16  Expenditure in Further Education institutions* (n)                      (£000’s)   451,977  471,344  492,822  ..   Enrolments on Learning Programmes at FEIs, Work-Based Learning or Community Learning providers (o) All provision  316,925  299,060  298,740  292,260 Further Education  203,265  194,770  191,040  180,980 Higher Education  2,875  2,410  2,180  1,640 LA Community Learning (p) 45,800 42,150 37,310 36,605 Work-Based Learning              64,985 59,730 68,210 73,035          Learners at FE Institutions, Work-Based Learning or Community Learning providers (q)   243,465  231,250  229,555  223,140  Higher Education (j)    2010/11  2011/12  2012/13  2013/14 Number of Higher Education institutions (r)   10  10  9  8  Expenditure in Higher Education Institutions   (£000’s)   1,211,686  1,244,261  1,257,464   ..  Enrolments at Higher Education Institutions   159,965  165,410  153,440  151,815 of which:         Postgraduate   30,430  28,150  27,620  28,635 First degree          74,440  77,655  76,565  76,865 Other undergraduate  26,135  25,380  24,600  23,630 Total Higher Education 131,005 131,185 128,780 129,130 Further Education 28,960 34,225 24,660 22,685  Academic Staff Employed in Higher Education institutions Full-time   5,880  5,765  5,880  5,970 Part-time  2,765  3,160  3,685  4,175 Total  8,650  8,925  9,565  10,140  First year students on Initial Teacher Training courses (s) PGCE  1,370  1,360  1,340  1,285 First degree   415  400  405  350 Total   1,780  1,760  1,740  1,630 Qualifications (t)   2001  Year end Dec 2012  Year end Dec 2013  Year end Dec 2014 Percentage of working age adults with:     No qualifications  22  11  10  9     At least Level 2   60  75  76  78     At least Level 3   40  54  56  58     At least Level 4   22  32  33  36 NEET (u)   2010        2011          2012    2013(p) Estimated 16-24 year olds not in education or training, nor in employment:      16-18 year olds  11.5  12.2  10.8  10.5      19-24 year olds  23.0  22.2  22.9  21.2 

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Footnotes: (a) Figures not directly comparable with those from September class size count. (b) CSI: The Core Subject Indicator represents the percentage of pupils achieving the expected level or above in English or Welsh (first language), mathematics and science in combination. The expected level at Key Stage 2 is Level 4 + and at Key Stage 3 is 5+. (c) FPI: The Foundation Phase Indicator represents the percentage of pupils achieving the expected outcome or above in “Language, literacy and communication skills” (in English (LCE) or Welsh (LCW)), “Personal and social development, well-being and cultural diversity” (PSD) and “Mathematical development” (MDT) in combination. The expected outcome of the majority of pupils is outcome 5 at the end of the Foundation Phase. (d) Pupils aged 15 at the start of the academic year, includes all qualifications approved for pre-16 use in Wales. (e) Achieved the Level 2 threshold including a GCSE pass in English or Welsh first language and mathematics. (f) Achieved the Level 2 threshold in each of English or Welsh first language, mathematics and science. (g) Pupils aged 17 at the start of the academic year; this includes all qualifications approved for use in Wales.  (h) Total revenue expenditure on education, excluding that funded by sales, fees and charges, but including that financed by specific government grants. All figures include an estimated share of strategic management costs and any unallocated support service costs. Financial year basis. (i) Gross capital expenditure on education, including that funded by regeneration schemes. Financial year basis. (j) Student figures are rounded to the nearest 5. Expenditure figures are for academic years. (k) In 2009/10 Welsh College of Horticulture merged into Deeside College. In 2010/11 Coleg Meirion-Dwyfor merged into Coleg Llandrillo Cymru, Coleg Llysfasi merged into Deeside College, and Swansea College and Gorseinon College merged to become Gower College Swansea.In August 2011, Barry College and Coleg Glan Hafren merged to form Cardiff and Vale College and in April 2012 Coleg Llandrillo Cymru and Coleg Menai combined to from Grŵp Llandrillo Menai. (l) Merthyr Tydfil College (a constituent FE college of the University of Glamorgan) has been included in FE figures for all years. (m) Number of FE institutions includes two non-college institutions, WEA South and YMCA, in line with the other FE figures. (n) Figures include relevant expenditure for YMCA. (o) Enrolments using the all year population of students at FE Institutions, Work-Based Learning or Community Learning providers. (p) Community learning includes both enrolments at local authority learning providers and enrolments at FE institutions for which the learners are taught by local authority staff. (q) Unique learner numbers, counting multiple enrolments only once for each learner. (r) Figure does not include the Open University. In 2010/11 Trinity College, Carmarthen merged with University of Wales, Lampeter to form The University of Wales, Trinity Saint David. In 2012/13 Swansea Metropolitan University merged with University of Wales Trinity Saint David.   (s) Includes students undertaking a first degree or PGCE leading to Qualified Teacher Status.  Excludes those on the Graduate Teacher Programme.                                                                                                                    (t) Adult working age is defined as 18-64 for males and 18-59 for females (age at start of academic year).   (u) Not in education or training, nor in employment. (v) Welsh is the language of day to day business of the school, communication with the pupils & for the school’s administration. The school communicates with parents in both languages.  Further information:   For more detailed data and commentary, and information on the comparability, methodology, and quality of these statistics our regular statistical outputs are published at:  www.wales.gov.uk/statistics www.cymru.gov.uk/ystadegau www.statswales.wales.gov.uk/Catalogue/Education-and-Skills  Data for other UK countries can be found at:  https://www.gov.uk/government/organisations/department-for-education/about/statistics www.scotland.gov.uk/Topics/Statistics/Browse/School-Education www.nisra.gov.uk/publications/default.asp6.htm   Statistician:   Rachel Lloyd  02920 823357 post16ed.stats@wales.gsi.gov.uk school.stats@wales.gsi.gov.uk  Anthony Newby (Education Finance) 02920 823963 stats.finance@wales.gsi.gov.uk    Last updated: April 2014 Next update: April 2015 (provisional)  In line with our statement on revisions, any data found to be in error will be corrected and a new version of this leaflet published as soon as possible, with the revision highlighted. Aside from any errors this leaflet will only be updated annually, and users should be aware there may be more recent data available, which may also impact upon figures for earlier years included within this leaflet.        Key Education  Statistics Wales  2014                      Schools – General Statistics   2000/01  2010/11  2011/12  2012/13 Nursery            Schools  41  23  22  20    Pupils  2,393  1,572  1,530  1,434    Teachers (FTE)  92  63  64  58          Primary            Schools   1,631  1,435  1,412  1,374    Pupils  285,786  259,189  262,144  264,186    Teachers (FTE)   12,756  11,999  12,026  12,145    Pupil/Teacher ratio  21.5  20.5  20.7  20.7    Average class size (a)  24.8  24.8  24.9  24.8          Secondary            Schools  229  222  221  216    Pupils  210,396  201,230  198,015  191,279    Teachers (FTE)  12,692  12,145  11,868  11,707    Pupil/Teacher ratio  16.6  16.6  16.7  16.3          Special            Schools  45  43  43  42    Pupils  3,774  4,181  4,254  4,321    Teachers (FTE)  556  648  643  638          Independent            Schools  54  66  66  68    Pupils  9,477  9,088  8,929  8,862    Teachers (FTE)  972  1,117  1,096  1,108          Middle   Schools   Pupils   Teachers (FTE)   . . .   . . .   . . .   4 3,648 222.7          National Curriculum Assessments (b)        2003       2011       2012        2013 Percentage achieving FPI at Foundation Phase for TA (c)  .  .  80   83          Percentage achieving CSI at Key Stage 2 for TA   71   80   83  84          Percentage achieving CSI at Key Stage 3 for TA   54   68   73  77          Examinations   2009/10  2010/11  2011/12  2012/13 Percentage of 15 year old pupils who achieved (d): Level 1 threshold  90  90  92  93 Level 2 threshold  64  67  73  78 Level 2 threshold including English/Welsh and maths (e)  49  50  51  53 Level 2 threshold in each of the core subjects (f)  48  49  49  49  Percentage of 17 year old pupils entering a volume equivalent to 2 A levels who achieved the Level 3 threshold (g):   95  96  97  96 Average  points score for pupils aged 17 (g):   748  799  773  807 Welsh Medium Schools-General Statistics (v)   2009/10  2010/11  2011/12  2012/13 Primary           Schools  428  419  413  403   Pupils  50,527  51,244  52,336  53,172          Secondary           Schools  34  32  32  30   Pupils  24,791  23,033  23,098  20,164          Middle   Schools   Pupils   . .    . .   . .   1 522 Local Authority Education Finance   2002-03  2010-11  2011-12   2012-13 Education revenue expenditure (h)                                                (£ millions)     Nursery  ..  6.5  6.3  6.1      Primary  627.8  898.0  921.5  996.3      Secondary  628.6  847.5  855.1  891.4      Special  43.9  73.3  77.4  82.2      All schools  1,300.3  1,825.3  1,860.3  1,975.9          Non-delegated schools expenditure  334.6  588.0  571.4  497.3   Inter authority recoupment  1.9  7.1  7.2  7.9   Nursery schools  10.0  ..  ..  .. Total school expenditure (ro1 definition)  1,646.8  2,420.3  2,438.9  2,481.1 Total non-school expenditure  91.9  164.0  151.6  149.2 Total education revenue expenditure  1,738.7  2,584.3  2,590.5  2,630.4   2002-03   2010-11  2011-12   2012-13 Education capital expenditure (i)    Pre-primary and primary  49.5  112.5  123.8  114.3    Secondary  37.2  92.1  115.6  129.4    Special  6.1  10.5  14.9  14.2    Youth service  0.1  4.8  1.7  2.4    Other education services and    continuing education  4.1  13.4  4.6  7.1 Total education capital expenditure  96.9  233.3  260.6  267.4          Please note many of the figures given are rounded and some components may not add to the totals shown. There are often qualifications to the data, and users should refer to more detailed published sources (see over for more information on sources).   The following symbols and abbreviations have been used: .=not applicable  .. = not available FTE = Full time equivalent TA = Teacher Assessment CSI = Core Subject Indicator PGCE = Postgraduate Certificate of Education FPI=Foundation Phase Indicator * These data from financial returns are outside the scope of National Statistics.     Further Education (j) (k)(l)   2009/10  2010/11  2011/12  2012/13 Number of Further Education institutions (m)   24  21  20    19  Expenditure in Further Education institutions* (n)                      (£000’s)   431,363  451,977  471,344  492,822  Enrolments on Learning Programmes at FEIs, Work-Based Learning or Community Learning providers (o) All provision  312,715  316,925  299,060  298,740 Further Education  200,470  203,265  194,770  191,040 Higher Education  2,005  2,875  2,410  2,180 LA Community Learning (p) 47,050 45,800 42,150 37,310 Work-Based Learning              63,190 64,985 59,730 68,210          Learners at FE Institutions, Work-Based Learning or Community Learning providers (q)   244,710  243,465  231,250  229,555  Higher Education (j)    2009/10  2010/11  2011/12  2012/13  Number of Higher Education institutions (r)   11  10  10  9  Expenditure in Higher Education Institutions   (£000’s)   1,199,514  1,211,686  1,244,261  1,257,464   Enrolments at Higher Education Institutions   147,175  159,965  165,410  153,440 of which:         Postgraduate   28,315  30,430  28,150  27,620 First degree  72,470        74,440  77,655  76,565 Other undergraduate  27,105  26,135  25,380  24,600 Total Higher Education 127,885 131,005 131,185 128,780 Further Education 19,290 28,960 34,225 24,660  Academic Staff Employed in Higher Education institutions Full-time   5,685  5,880  5,765  5,880 Part-time  3,170  2,765  3,160  3,685 Total  8,860  8,650  8,925  9,565  First year students on Initial Teacher Training courses (s) PGCE  1,450  1,370  1,360  1,340 First degree   485  415  400  405 Total   1,940  1,780  1,760  1,740 Qualifications (t)   2001  Year end Dec 2011  Year end Dec 2012  Year end Dec 2013 Percentage of working age adults with:     No qualifications  22  11  11  10     At least Level 2   60  74  75  76     At least Level 3   40  52  54  56     At least Level 4   22  32  33  34 NEET (u)   2009         2010        2011               2012(p)   Estimated 16-24 year olds not in education or training, nor in employment:      16-18 year olds  12.4  11.5  12.1  10.2      19-24 year olds  22.0  23.0  22.2  23.0 

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