Publications
121 results
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Scottish Household Survey 2025: Methodology and fieldwork outcomes
Details of the methodology and survey fieldwork outcomes relating to the 2025 Scottish Household Survey
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Children in Residential Care Statistics
Statistics on children in residential care using data from Scotland's Census 2022.
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- Children's social work: statistics
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Scottish Exchange of Data: looked after children and care leavers
Information and documentation relating to the provision of data for the annual Looked After Children data collection and the Care Leavers data collection..
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Scottish Exchange of Data: secure accommodation
Information and documentation relating to the provision of data for the annual Secure Accommodation data collection.
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Education Outcomes for Looked After Children 2024/25
Information on attendance, exclusions, achievement of curriculum for excellence levels for looked after children in Scotland, and attainment and leaver destinations of looked after school leavers in 2024/25.
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- Children's social work: statistics
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Scottish Exchange of Data: early learning and childcare
Information and documentation relating to the provision of data for the annual early learning and childcare data collection.
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Summary Statistics for Follow-up Leaver Destinations, No. 8: 2026 edition
This statistical publication provides information on the follow-up destinations, nine months after the end of the school year, of 2024-25 school leavers from publicly funded secondary schools in Scotland.
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- School education: statistics
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Scottish Exchange of Data: early learning and childcare pre-census survey
Information and documentation relating to the provision of data for the Early Learning and Childcare pre-census survey.
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Additional child poverty analysis 2026
These spreadsheets contain additional analysis on child poverty.
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Children's Social Work Statistics: Looked After Children - 2024-25
Looked After Children Statistics for Scotland for 2024-25 that cover data on children who are looked after, young people in continuing care, and young people eligible for aftercare services.
- Part of:
- Children's social work: statistics