The Data Team work with a broad spectrum of schools and education data.
Team members focus on specialist areas, but collaborate closely to provide an all-round, customer focused service, supporting schools and colleagues across the City and beyond in using data to drive decision making.
Name |
Job title |
Telephone |
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Helen Masefield |
Education Standards, Performance and Governance Lead |
024 7697 7762 |
Kevin Coughlan |
Performance Manager |
024 7697 1737 |
Ray Arber |
Systems Development Consultant |
024 7697 1743 |
Name |
Job title |
Area of specific expertise |
Telephone |
---|---|---|---|
David Woodhouse |
Lead Performance Analyst |
Youth Justice Service (YJS) Key Stage 2 and Key Stage 4 |
024 7697 1744 |
Barbara Noronha |
Lead Performance Analyst |
Family Hubs Reporting and data extraction |
024 7697 1739 |
Lee Carvell |
Lead Performance Analyst |
Early Years Family Hubs Reporting |
024 7697 1742 |
Rayna Begum |
Analyst |
School Census School Workforce Census YJS Support |
024 7697 2076 |
Emine McCartney |
Analyst |
School Records of Visits |
024 7697 2022 |
Sayanth Rathnendranath | Analyst |
West Midlands Regional Analysis School Census Support |
02476972524 |
Rakshit Agrawal | Analyst |
Key Statistics YJS Support |
02476976805 |
Najam Sheikh | Business Systems and User Development Lead |
Capita One Central system support |
02476971368 |
What do we do?
We provide timely, high-quality information and systems to support school staff and Early Years Providers.
We work with other services within the Authority to link datasets together to provide a 360o view of everything that might impact the life chances of students or their families.
By making use of technology to develop new systems, we can offer a professional support service to help schools in managing data effectively. This in turn will enable schools to make decisions based on accurate performance and demographic information in addition to helping to meet statutory obligations for statistical returns to central government.
Our services to you
- Guidance and support on submission of statutory statistical returns including the School and Workforce Census and the annual Key Stage Statutory Assessment Returns.
- Telephone and on-site customer support and guidance in the effective use of programs and systems, for example:
- FFT Aspire
- NCER Perspective Lite
- Bespoke support for additional data analysis and, where applicable, software systems needed for self-evaluation and school improvement.
- A rapid response to data needs during OFSTED inspections in partnership with colleagues across the Education and Improvement and Standards service.
We can also provide school-specific analyses across a range of data sets including:
Attainment: Foundation Stage, Key Stages 1-4 and Post-16
- School, city and national attainment statistics and trend analysis.
- Progress between key stages
- Sub-group analysis by school and city (e.g. pupil premium and SEND)
School level demographic statistics:
- Pupil numbers on roll trends
- Pupil plotting maps
- Free school meals
- Pre-school (ages 0-4) numbers in school catchment areas
- In-year transience and attendance trends
- Exclusion trends
- Tracing UPN’s for students new to school via the DfE’s Get Information About Pupils (GIAP) service
- B2B (business-to-business) validation of pupils' records to maintain accurate pupil data to support statutory returns and key central services
We facilitate data sharing within school collaboratives/networks for planning and review including setting up and maintaining groups on FFT ASPIRE.
Guidance, training and support in the use of national software:
- National Consortium for Exam Results (NCER)
- Provide secondary schools with KS4 and KS5 data and analysis via Perspective Lite/NOVA software.
- Provide primary schools with EYFS, KS1 & KS2 data and analysis via Perspective Lite/NOVA software.
- ASP (Analyse School Performance) DfE
- Enable schools to use and interpret ASP effectively
- FFT ASPIRE
- Provide schools with access to FFT ASPIRE to enable schools to update the online database to reflect their current pupil cohort