The Institute for Fiscal Studies says 30% of London's youth clubs closed between 2010 and 2019.

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Youth club closures during the 2010s led to increased offending and worse GCSE results, a report has suggested.

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Youth club closures led to increased offending and worse GCSE results – IFS

Youth club closures during the 2010s led to increased offending and worse GCSE results, a report has suggested.The impact on educational outcomes as a result of the closures was even more severe for pupils entitled to free school meals, according to the Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS) research.Around 30% of youth clubs in London closed between 2010 and 2019 as a result of cuts to local authority funding, the working paper from the IFS said.Th…

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The impact of the closures in London was even more severe for disadvantaged pupils, according to the working paper.  Youth club closures during the 2010s led to increased offending and worse GCSE results, a report has suggested. The impact on educational outcomes as a result of the closures was even more severe for pupils entitled to free school meals, according to the Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS) research. Around 30% of youth clubs in Lon…

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