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DfE launches new version of the Local Authority Interactive Tool about children and young people

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Date:24 OCT 2014
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Jonathan Cailes
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The Department for Education (DfE) has released an update to its tool for comparing data about children and young people across all local authorities in England.

The tool presents information in interactive tables and charts with the local authority’s rank and position within the national context.

The tool includes data on:
  • looked-after children
  • child protection
  • special educational needs (SEN)
  • pupil attainment
  • children’s health
  • post-16 circumstances
  • judgements from Ofsted
The data in the Local Authority Interactive Tool (LAIT) is updated regularly.

Click here to view the Local Authority Interactive Tool.

Click here to view the Local Authority Interactive Tool: user guide.
 
Click here to view the Local Authority Interactive Tool: version log.  

Click here to view the Children's Services Statistical Neighbour Benchmarking Tool.

[NOTE: The latest version of the Tool and User Guide are available here.]
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