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Data from UK Department for Education (DfE), delivered clean.
1 dataset pulled from UK Department for Education (DfE)'s releases, checked field by field and shipped the way you want them — daily, weekly, or hourly, your call.
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What Datadory delivers from UK Department for Education (DfE)
1Explore Education Statistics (EES) — England school data explorer
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Name any UK Department for Education (DfE) dataset and we send real rows from it — not a screenshot of rows. 1,744 datasets. Pick your catch.
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Straight answers about UK Department for Education (DfE) data
What DfE datasets does Datadory deliver?
One: Explore Education Statistics, England's official school-statistics platform, scored 9 out of 10. It carries pupil numbers and characteristics, attainment at Key Stage and GCSE/A level, absence, exclusions, school workforce and funding, from national level down to individual schools.
How far back does the pupil absence data go?
The verified absence series covers academic years 2006/07 through 2024/25 - nineteen academic years - with the latest version reporting 34,701 rows. Older versions remain selectable, so long-run absence panels build without splicing sources together.
Does the DfE catalog cover Scotland, Wales or Northern Ireland?
No. Geography is England only, reaching national, regional, local authority and - in many releases - individual school level, coded with ONS identifiers such as E92000001 for England. Statistics for the devolved administrations come from separate publishers.
How big is the Explore Education Statistics catalogue?
Open-ended. The index lists 23 publications on its first page alone and paginates beyond that, with each publication carrying multiple data sets totalling tens of thousands to millions of rows. No authoritative total was ever enumerated.