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Webinar: Making attainment data easily accessible and relatable at all levels

The thought of school data analysis can be overwhelming for many teachers and leaders when there is already so much on their plate – especially if it means spending hours of their time trying to make sense of complex spreadsheets and other documents from disparate systems. Moreover, many colleagues may not ever have received formal training on the analysis of school attainment data.

During this free webinar we give you practical advice and tips on collecting the right amount of data and how you can effectively manage school data analysis, regardless of which systems you use.

We’ve drawn upon our first-hand experience of working with some of the leading schools in the country to construct an easy-to-implement approach. This will save you and your team valuable time when it comes to data analysis and build confidence in this area. 

Hear from:
 
  • Alex Howard – Data Specialist at ProgressTeaching and former Vice Principal for Curriculum and Assessment at Mossbourne Victoria Park Academy
  • Peter Hughes – Founder of ProgressTeaching and CEO of the Mossbourne Federation

We will show you how to easily assess your data and make it readily accessible at all levels – from Trust and SLT, through to classroom teachers and associate staff. We will also discuss considerations around sample size, validity and reliability of attainment and progress data.

Key highlights include:

  • How much data should we collect?
  • What constitutes ‘good’ data?
  • What should be done with that data?
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In schools, every adult matters. As the Education Endowment Foundation said in 2021, “The average impact of the deployment of teaching assistants is about an additional four months’ progress over the course of a year.”

So if we’re using a teaching and learning framework with teachers, it follows that we should be using one with Teaching Assistants too.

ProgressTeaching’s TA Teaching and Learning Framework is based tightly around the EEF’s ‘Deployment of TAs report’, 2025 and weaves in key points about TAs / additional adults from Ofsted’s inspection toolkit.

If you’d like to take a look at the framework in full, you can access it, as well as the recent webinar we ran on the theme, by clicking on the button above.