Rees Centre: Educational Progress of Looked After Children
The Educational Progress of Looked After Children in England: Linking Care and Educational Data
This is a joint research project between the School
It focuses on the reasons for the low educational outcomes of young people in care (looked after) in secondary schools in England.
On 30 November 2015, they published an overview report, 3 technical papers and a summary.
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