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Barnsley in Depth Children’s and Young People’s Report – 2008/09 InformationFigure 6.11.16: Change in Success Rate of 16-19 year olds undertaking All Types ofWork-based Training between 2004/05 and 2007/8 for WardsChange in the Work-based Learning Success Rate from 2004/5 to 2007/8(Source: Learning & Skills Council)WorsbroughWombw ell SouthWombw ell NorthSouth WestRoystonPenistone WestPenistone EastParkNorth WestMonk BrettonHoyland WestHoyland EastDodworthDearne ThurnscoeDearne SouthDartonDarfieldCudworthCentralBrierleyAthersleyArdsley-13.5-14.6-7.4-7.9-0.87.75.65.55.02.56.24.21.010.311.611.210.211.221.120.923.031.2-20 -10 0 10 20 30 40Change in Success RateAgain there are no available regional and national comparator figures.6.12 Barnsley Neighbourhood Learning NetThe ‘active ingredient’ in the success of the Barnsley Neighbourhood LearningNet (BLNL) is its grass roots approach to project management and delivery,which is commissioned from Community Partnerships. It is strategicallydirected and coordinated centrally through the Association of CommunityPartnerships and Barnsley MBC Children, Young People and FamiliesDirectorate, Family, Adult & Extended Learning.BNLN model provides a responsive and flexible conduit that connects a widerange of agencies and organisations with those people with the most at risk ofsocial exclusion. Since 2004 the focus has been on progressing existinglearners onto courses.The Learning Net maintains a database of people it helps, includinginformation about referrals to courses, levels of the courses as well asdemographic information 3 .3Access to this information is strictly limited. The information passed to us contained no records that wouldallow the Central Research Team to identify an individual. The information was used only to aggregate to highergeographical levels (Wards and Area Forums) and these figures will not be released if they are less than 5 and ifexpressed as a rate, not released if the denominator is less than 20.- 101 -
Barnsley in Depth Children’s and Young People’s Report – 2008/09 Information6.12.1 Barnsley level analysis of Learning Net clientsIn Barnsley as a whole, there were 868 4 individuals aged under-25 who hadbeen engaged in the Learning Net from September 2004 to August 2009. Thenumber has increased from 758 (or 14.5%) from the last snapshot as atSeptember 2008. This accounts for 7.3% 5 of the people on the database(about the same as the September 2008 snapshot). These individuals wereengaged in 1,496 interventions (average of 1.7 per individual) – about thesame as last report.The number of individuals under 25 using the Learning Net has increasedfrom 146 starting in 2005 (first full year) 6 to 199 starting in 2008 – an increaseof 6%. This is to be expected as more people are already on the database.Figure 6.12.1: Barnsley Learning Net clients aged under 25 by start year250Individuals from Barnsley aged under 25 who have used the Barnsley Learning Net by year of firstintervention(Source: Barnsley Learning Net Database August 2009)NB: some records have been excluded i.e.where there were errors in the date ofintervention field, where the postcode couldnot be geocoded or if the person was residentoutside Barnsley.200Number of Individuals150100218199146133(to 4/8/2009)50102700Start Year: 2004 Start Year: 2005 Start Year: 2006 Start Year: 2007 Start Year 2008 Start Year: 2009There were 28 people who lived in Barnsley, who were aged under 25 andfrom an ethnicity other than White British – accounting for 3.2% of the under25s 5 on the Learning Net database (compared with 1.4% of Learning Netclients of all ages living in Barnsley). A clean up of the Learning Net databasehas removed duplicate records which may account for the decrease in thenumber of people under-25 from ethnic minority backgrounds.Learners living in Barnsley with a disability accounted for 7.6% of the under-25 clients (11.2% for all age groups). For both age groups this is a slightdecrease on the snapshot as at June 2007. As at August 2009, there were456There are 914 on the database but only 868 had a valid postcode within Barnsley.All percentages are of the known population i.e. the base population excludes records with unknown / notgiven or blank entries in the relevant field.The live nature of the database means and revisions to the database over time means that the totals statedhere are likely to be different from those previously reported.- 102 -
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