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Key Stage Data CollectionsWe will be collecting statutory key stage data during the summer of 2026. An A3 calendar is available on this page showing key dates. The Key stage data return opens from Wednesday 3 June 2026 and must be finalised before the DfE deadlines for 2026. Key stage 1 data is no longer statutory and is no longer required by the DfE. As schools have previously expressed a preference not to submit KS1 data, it will not be collected by the Schools’ Data team during the 2026 key stage data collection.
/services/schools-data/data-collections-and-transfers/key-stage-data-collections/Impact of migration on secondary places
As part of the local authorities’ sufficiency duties, we have been monitoring the demand for school places. Leicester is one of the most accurate authorities for pupil forecasts, and we regularly share this data with schools and trusts so that we can work together to ensure we have sufficient places.
/your-council/communications/impact-of-migration-on-secondary-places/Hoax SMS text messages
Please be aware of an incident that happened at a Leicester City School on Tuesday 14 January 2020.
/your-council/communications/hoax-sms-text-messages/Census reports
School census is a statutory data return performed each term.
/services/schools-data/data-collections-and-transfers/school-census/census-reports/Non-statutory data collections
The schools' data team collect in any data/information required and agreed by schools with the local authority. These non-statutory collections are only required locally and there is no national equivalent. An example is the year 6 to 7 transition data. These collections are either to inform local practice or to provide a smooth transfer of data from one type of body to another. An example of this is the key stage 4 results which are sent on to post-16 providers.
/services/schools-data/data-collections-and-transfers/non-statutory-data-collections/Physical intervention guidance
This page provides guidance to Headteachers, Principals and Key Managers of residential and other settings on the control and restraint of children and young people, including the use of force.
/services/health-and-safety/schools-policy-and-procedure/physical-intervention-guidance/Key stage 2
There are two parts to the data for Key Stage 2. The national tests are administered in schools and results are provided through the National Curriculum Assessments Portal to both schools and the local authority. The teacher assessments are submitted via the Schools' Data Team.
/services/schools-data/data-collections-and-transfers/key-stage-data-collections/key-stage-2/Systems and performance data
There are a number of systems for use by schools. Some of these are for performance reporting (e.g. RAISEonline), others are for data transfer (e.g. Anycomms+) and others have multiple functions (e.g. DataNet, Key to Success). Note that some of these systems require the school to have bought into the Schools' Data traded service (option 2 or higher) in order to gain access.
/services/schools-data/systems-and-performance-data/Social emotional and mental health (SEMH) team
We are a group of experienced teachers and practitioners whose role is to promote inclusion, to reduce exclusions from schools and help all children and young people to access learning, manage their relationships and emotional and mental health and achieve their full potential.
/services/special-education-needs-and-disability-support-service/social-emotional-and-mental-health-semh-team/Latest updates
The latest updates from risk management and business continuity will be published here.
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