Figure 2.2: The impact of child, family and HLE characteristics on Mathematics attainment at Year 5
compared to Year 1___________________________________________________
Mathematics: Effect Sizes - Year 5 compared to Year 1
Effect is now ... Description
Gender Birth weight Ethnic groups |
reversed pattern changed |
Boys show higher attainment than girls now. Effect of birth weight has decreased. Some minority groups have fallen further |
Early health problems |
slightly |
Effect of early health problems has slightly |
Need of EAL support |
same |
Children who don ’t need EAL support have |
Developmental problems |
slightly |
Effect of early developmental problems has |
Parents qualification |
stronger |
Children of less well educated parents have |
SES |
slightly |
Gap between children of families with |
FSM |
slightly |
Gap between children eligible for FSM and |
Early years HLE |
slightly |
The Early Years HLE still shows a strong |
weaker than at Year 1.
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