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  1. In schools that support their vulnerable and disadvantaged pupils successfully, staff track the wellbeing of individual pupils carefully. This helps them to quickly identify individuals or groups of pupils that need additional support, and to help them address barriers to their engagement in school.

  2. What is the most effective way to support disadvantaged pupils’ achievement? Based on interviews with senior leaders from more and less successful primary, secondary and special schools,...

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  3. Nov 5, 2015 · Report on how different schools support the performance of pupils from disadvantaged backgrounds. Alongside the main research report is a briefing for school leaders and a single-page...

  4. Disadvantaged pupils may be more likely to be affected by higher school absence rates and lower attainment, on average, when compared to their more advantaged peers. This means disadvantaged pupils may be more likely to progress through school with gaps in their understanding, which will affect how quickly and easily they can

  5. As well as describing successful practice to support the most able disadvantaged pupils, the report also provides a model of risk and protective factors, a theory of change and a logic model...

  6. In the majority of schools, leaders understand the importance of supporting disadvantaged and vulnerable pupils to overcome barriers to learning. In the most effective schools, staff do not just focus on the challenges that pupils face, but identify individual pupils’ interests and talents, and build on these positives.

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  8. This study found that between one- and two-thirds of the variance between schools in disadvantaged pupils’ attainment can be explained by a number of school-level characteristics. This...

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