Confidential Reports
Understand where your pupils come from by mapping their postcodes against 9 measures of deprivation.
Rapid insights
Confidential Reports can help you analyse factors affecting learning by delivering finely detailed geographical data on multiple indices of deprivation. This will give a tangible and evidenced insight into schools' local area and allow you to target interventions for vulnerable individuals and groups.
Improve interventions for vulnerable groups
Using the key deprivation metrics and community characteristics foregrounded by Confidential Reports, inform staff and deploy them more efficiently to improve interventions, close gaps and raise attainment.
Effective leadership, effective evidence
Data in a format that is easy to interpret and implement efficiently, saving hours of time. Present clear data to external agencies to demonstrate an understanding of community issues.
Clear community overview
Confidential Reports provide a set of colour-coded maps showing a school's local area shaded according to nine separate measures of deprivation. The maps are overlaid with marks showing the distribution of children's homes. The measures of deprivation are:
- Barriers to housing and services
- Crime
- Education, skills and training
- Health and disability
- Employent
- Income deprivation
- Income deprivation affecting children index (IDACI)
- Index of multiple deprivation
- Living environment deprivation
How it works
Supply pupil postcodes
The only data we require from your school(s) is an anonymised list of the home postcodes for your pupils.
We generate your reports
We conduct the analysis and produce your Confidential Reports in both digital and in print formats.
Shaded maps of your community
Maps are shaded according to the nine measures of deprivation, overlaid with pupils' postcodes.
Excel analysis
A dynamic excel report shows breakdown for the whole school: by year, ethnicity and pupil premium.
Sample reports
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