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Barnsley in Depth Children’s and Young People’s Report – 2008/09 InformationFigure 6.11.1 Summary of Post-16 Education Learners 2006/7 – 2008/9 (part year)Source: Barnsley 14-19 Data Pack2006-07(FullYear)2007-08(FullYear)2008-09(PartYear)% Change2006-07 to2007-08DeliveryFurther Education 3,758 3,888 4,124 3.5%Schools 494 519 530 5.1%Apprenticeships 1,340 1,427 1,282 6.5%Entry to Employment 399 502 392 25.8%Total 5,991 6,336 6,328 5.8%Figure 6.11.1 shows a summary of the numbers of Barnsley resident learnersby year and by learner route. Overall between 2006/7 and 2007/8 the numberof Learners has increased by 5.8%. Entry to Employment (25.8%) andApprenticeships (6.5%) have shown the greatest increase over the period.Non-school further education is by far the most common route for post-16further education: 61.4% of all learners in 2007/8.Figure 6.11.2: All Barnsley Resident StudentsSource: Dept for Children, Schools and Families2006 2007 2008 2009All Resident Pupils 447 490 492 508- at Barnsley Sixth Form 219 231 263 271- at other LA Sixth Form 228 259 229 237Information from the Pupil Level Annual School Census (PLASC) shows thatas at January 2009 there were 508 students from Barnsley who were aged16-19 studying in school sixth forms. There is only one school in Barnsleywhich has a sixth form; therefore young people tend to extend their learning atnearby colleges or cross the LEA border: as of January 2009 there were 237students who live in Barnsley but go to Sixth Forms in other local authorityareas.Further EducationA total of 3,888 young people were registered as participating at FurtherEducation Colleges during 2007/8. Compared with the previous academicyear, there was a 3.5% increase in the number of learners.At the time of analysis no directly comparable information at regional andnational level was available. The information below shows Further Educationparticipation based on the area of residence for 16-18 year olds but it comesfrom a slightly different source.- 93 -
Barnsley in Depth Children’s and Young People’s Report – 2008/09 InformationFigure 6.11.3: Participation in Further Education (Level 2 and 3) by 16-18 year olds byarea of residence 2004/5 to 2007/8Source: The Data Service, Statistical First Release June 09 Table S3.12005/06 2006/07 2007/08% change:2005/6 to2007/8Barnsley 3,900 4,000 4,100 5.1South Yorkshire 18,200 18,300 18,900 3.8Yorkshire and The Humber 74,100 75,700 77,000 3.9England 622,600 639,100 653,900 5.0Figure 6.11.4 Participation rates of 16-19 year olds in School or College FurtherEducation in 2007/8 by WardSource: The Data Service, Statistical First Release June 09 Table S3.1600Rate of 16-19 year olds in Further Education (including Schools) inBarnsley by ward of residence 2007/8Source: LSCRate per 000 aged 16-195004003002001000Penistone WestDodworthNorth WestCentralDartonPenistone EastRoystonHoyland EastParkSouth WestAthersleyWombwell NorthHoyland WestMonk BrettonWombwell SouthDearne ThurnscoeCudworthArdsleyDearne SouthDarfieldBrierleyWorsbroughFigure 6.11.5 shows the proportion of the 16-19 year old population that are inFurther Education. The influence of Education Maintenance Allowances 1which are concentrated in areas of lowest household income (and thereforedeprivation) might level out the participation rates in wards.Figure 6.11.5: Number of learners receiving at least one Education MaintenanceAllowance payment 2004/5 to 2007/8Source: http://www.lsc.gov.uk/providers/Data/statistics/learner/EMA_take_up.htmBarnsley(number)Yorkshire & Humber(number)England2004/5* 2005/6** 2006/7 2007/81,821 2,071 2,61936,466 47,413 57,676297,259 429,627 527,3192,81160,239546,472(number)Note: * = 16 year olds only (except pilot areas which are 16-18; Barnsley not a pilot)1EMA provides financial support to learners from low income households to continue in learning. It is aweekly allowance of up to £30, payable to young people in the 16-19 age group who participate in a valid programmeof Further Education or LSC-funded Entry to Employment or Programme Led Apprenticeship.- 94 -
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