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Written Question · S4W-05531 · Session 4

How the attainment levels of deaf and hard of hearing children in mainstream education compares with those in specialist education.

Answered Asked by Jamie Hepburn SNP Lodged 7 Feb 2012

The question

To ask the Scottish Executive how the attainment levels of deaf and hard of hearing children in mainstream education compares with those in specialist education.

The answer

Answered by Alasdair Allan on 6 Mar 2012 · 28 days after it was lodged, on time

Table 1 sets out the attainment levels of school leavers with a hearing impairment from mainstream and special schools. However, no significant conclusions can be drawn from the data as there is a very small number of leavers from specialist provision with a hearing impairment.
Table 1. Highest Qualifications Attained by School Leavers with a Hearing Impairment, 2009-10.

Publicly Funded
Specialist
Total leavers (=100%)
54
12
No NQ Qualifications @ Level 2 or better
*
41.7
1+ @ SCQF Level 2
0
*
1-4 @ SCQF Level 3
11.1
*
5+ @ SCQF Level 3
*
*
1-4 @ SCQF Level 4
16.7
0
5+ @ SCQF Level 4
13
0
1-4 @ SCQF Level 5
31.5
0
5+ @ SCQF Level 5
0
0
1-4 @ SCQF Level 6
14.8
0
5+ @ SCQF Level 6
*
0
1+ @ SCQF Level 7
*
0

In the Official Report

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