Publication timetable

For the academic year that ended July 2017, we plan to publish school and college performance tables to the following timetable:

Month	What data we plan to publish
October 2018	Provisional key stage 4 opens a popup results (headline measures only, state-funded schools only)
December 2018	Key stage 2 opens a popup results* Key stage 2 opens a popup finance and workforce, pupil population
January 2019	Revised key stage 4 opens a popup results* (including independent schools and full breakdowns) Key stage 4 opens a popup finance and workforce, pupil population 16 to 18 opens a popup results for some measures Multi-academy trust performance
March 2019	16 to 18 opens a popup results for remaining measures Absence data

*We plan to publish performance over time (time series) data by March 2018.

Statistics at DfE - full details of forthcoming statistical publications by the Department for Education, including publications on school and college performance that will be released alongside the performance tables.

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