Tackling child poverty - third year progress report : annex B - child poverty in families with a disabled adult or child

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17. Data on persistent poverty focuses only on households where the disabled person in the family unit is the adult. No persistent poverty data on disabled children is collected in the Understanding Society Survey.

18. The way in which information on disabled people is collected changed several times. This causes breaks in the time series and care needs to be taken when considering long-term trends. More detail can be found on pp.34-36 in the following report: Households Below Average Income: 1994/95 to 2015/16 - GOV.UK (www.gov.uk)

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51. Further Education: includes leavers undertaking full-time education which is not higher education and who are no longer on a school roll. This may include National Qualifications.

Higher Education: includes leavers following HND (Higher National Diploma) or HNC (Higher National Certificate) courses, degree courses, courses for the education and training of teachers and higher level courses for professional qualifications. It includes programmes at a level higher than the standard of the National Qualifications, i.e. above SCQF Level 7. Leavers with a deferred, unconditional place in higher education have also been included in this category.

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69. Note that this only includes households who are paying for some type of childcare and does not include e.g. households who do not pay for additional childcare because they cannot afford it. This information refers to household childcare costs, so the costs may cover multiple children. The base number for households who answered this questions where there is someone with a long-term condition is only 97 so the data should be used with caution.

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