Thousands of teens missing education 'under the radar' of official stats, report warns
Colleges are adding support staff and tracking attendance as one in eight 16- to 24-year-olds are classed as NEET, officials said.
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Tens of thousands missing from official Neets statistics, warns Children's Commissioner
TENS of thousands of Neets are missing from official statistics due to a “blind spot” over college students not attending their classes, the children’s commissioner has warned.Dame Rachel de Souza estimated some 42,000 16 and 17-year-olds are enrolled in colleges but attending less than half the time, meaning they are effectively disengaged from education but remain outside official figures.The number of young people aged 16-24 not in education,…
Thousands of 'hidden Neets' falling through cracks as UK risks 'lost generation'
Children's Commissioner Highlights 16-17 Attendance Blind Spot, As NEET Figures Could Be Nearly Double Once Severe Absence Is Counted
Thousands of teenagers slipping through the cracks, as 42,000 ‘hidden NEETs’ remain enrolled in colleges but are severely absent from learning Tens of thousands of… Children’s Commissioner Highlights 16-17 Attendance Blind Spot, As NEET Figures Could Be Nearly Double Once Severe Absence Is Counted was published on FE News by Department for Education (DfE)
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