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For secondary and all-through schools in Haringey:

We are pleased to announce that the 2019 secondary inspection data summary reports (IDSR) have been updated with revised key stage 4 data, destinations and data for disadvantaged pupils. The IDSR service is linked to through DfE’s Analyse School Performance (ASP) https://www.analyse-school-performance.service.gov.uk. When logged into ASP, click on ‘All reports’ and then ‘Ofsted inspection data summary reports’.

If you have access to more than one school, you can also access the IDSRs through our Ofsted IDSR service https://idsr.gcs501.gcfb.co.uk.

Please ensure you download the latest version dated 25 February 2020.

Where applicable, the IDSRs hold:

• final 2019 EYFS and context data
• revised 2019 KS4 and KS2
• data for disadvantaged pupils
• two term absence
• revised destinations
• provisional 2019 KS5, KS1 and phonics data.

(The revised primary IDSR was released and dated 27 January 2020. A full refresh of all IDSRs with full year absence data is scheduled late April 2020.)

We have published a new and improved HTML guidance document for the IDSR. This includes example reports and supporting data tables used for the 2019 IDSR which show national figures and quintile boundaries used to determine whether areas of interest sentences are triggered. Newly added links are now located throughout the IDSR, which take you directly to the relevant section of the full guidance which is located here: https://www.gov.uk/guidance/school-inspection-data-summary-report-idsr-guide

Should you have any IDSR or Ofsted IDSR service queries, please contact either:

• Schools – School.Performance.Data@ofsted.gov.uk
• 16 to 19 – FEandSkillsData@ofsted.gov.uk

The Schools Pre-Inspection Data & Insight Team

Team email: School.Performance.Data@ofsted.gov.uk

Twitter: https://twitter.com/ofstednews – follow us for latest #IDSR updates

IDSR guidance: https://www.gov.uk/guidance/school-inspection-data-summary-report-idsr-guide

The London Enterprise Adviser Network helps young people to build the skills and experiences they need to lead successful futures.

• It does this by connecting businesses with schools and colleges.
• This ensures that young people are aware of all the career pathways and opportunities available to them.
• LEAN is funded by the Careers & Enterprise Company and the Greater London Authority.
• In Central, South and West London, LEAN is delivered alongside Reed in Partnership.

Read more here

Perspective Lite has been updated, with new functionality – Analysis (Insight) Groups; this new page will enable you to analyse disadvantaged and SEN groups in your school.

The key updates for this release are listed below:

• Insight Pupil Groups – This release will see the introduction of pupil group analysis in Analysis (Insight), choose from disadvantaged or SEN to see contextual analysis, finance information and attainment outcomes all with data translation and clear graphics.
• Insight Absence Terms – We are updating the available absence area in Analysis (Insight), you can now choose three absence areas for reporting – autumn, autumn/spring and full year.

If you're accessing Analysis (Insight) in Perspective Lite then you'll find it under the services menu.

If you are using full Perspective, then head to the LA menu for Analysis (Insight).

Please note

• Disadvantaged data is currently made up of FSM6 and looked after pupils only. 
• Absence Data: Your absence data will not be visible in Analysis (Insight) unless your LA has imported all the census files that make up the area you have selected.
• If you select Absence – Full Year your LA will have had to have imported the 3 census files that contain the absence data for the academic year.
• Please contact your local authority education data team if you have any queries.
• Read more here

All employees of Haringey Council can take advantage of a range of special cycling schemes and deals. See the Cycling for staff leaflet for more information.

Half term activities in Haringey February 2020
There are lots of activities happening in Haringey to keep children and young people busy during February half term week. Please can you promote our leaflet and circulate to your families: Half term activities in Haringey February 2020