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1. get-information-schools.service.gov.uk › SearchGet Information about Schools - GOV.UK

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   You can search for and download information on establishments, establishment groups (such as a local authority, trust or federation) or governors. Schools, local authorities and academy trusts...

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2. www.gov.uk › guidance › how-to-access-your-personalAccessing your personal learning record - GOV.UK

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   • About Your Personal Learning Record
   • Requesting A Copy of Your PLR
   • Reporting A Problem with Your PLR
   • About Your Unique Learner Number
   • Where to Find Your ULN

   Your personal learning record (PLR) is a permanent online record of your qualifications and achievements. It’s held by the Education and Skills Funding Agency (ESFA), which is an executive agency of the Department for Education (DfE). Your PLR records general and vocational qualifications such as QCF, A levels, GCSEs, BTEC, Diplomas and Functional ...

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   If you want to view a copy of your PLR, it is best to approach your learning provider as it can take up to 1 month for us to provide you with a copy by email using the PLR request form below. If your learning provider cannot help you, you can download a request form and return it to us by email with proof of your identity. Before you request a copy...

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   You can report a problem if your PLR contains incorrect information about your qualifications. However, ESFA is not responsible for investigating missing qualifications from the PLR. If you’re enrolled/associated with a training provider, school or college ask them to raise a data challenge on your behalf through the LRS Organisation Portal. If you...

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   Your unique learner number (ULN) is a unique 10-digit number. Most learners aged 14+ have one and it’s designed to work with your PLR as proof of your learning and achievements. The ESFA uses ULNs to help with effective management of information within the DfE. To understand how your data is used, read the privacy notices.

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   If you’re aged 14 to 19 your school, college or learning provider can give you your ULN reference. Since March 2013, awarding organisations have started to print ULN references on certificates.

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3. numbots.com › schoolsSchools - NumBots

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   Invite colleagues to join the school's Maths Circle account and easily generate log in details for each pupil by uploading a single spreadsheet via out Pupil Uploader. School using TT Rock Stars will have their classes set up already.

4. www.gov.uk › guidance › get-information-about-schoolsGet information about schools - GOV.UK

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   Sep 18, 2017 · Schools, local authorities and academy trusts can update their details by signing in to their DfE Sign-in account.

5. get-information-schools.service.gov.ukGet Information about Schools - GOV.UK

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   Search and compare performance information about schools and further education colleges in England. Search (opens in new tab)

6. services.signin.education.gov.ukDfE Sign-in

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   Department for Education (DfE) Sign-in is how schools and other education organisations access DfE online services. To access DfE online services, you'll either need: an existing DfE Sign-in...

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