BAME definition
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Similarly in 2012/13 71% of BAME graduates were in professional or managerial employment compared with 65% of white graduates.
In total we work with 64 schools in the South and West of London, including all the secondary schools in Hounslow, which is one of two London Boroughs where the BAME population is more than 35%.
It also investigates the possibility that sense of belonging and self-efficacy may partly explain the ethnicity attainment gap by first categorising students broadly into two main ethnic groups; White and BAME students, before breaking down the ▇▇▇▇ category to explore differences between individual minority groups.
The emphasis will be on supporting BAME families to return to and keep their children in school.
While some students reported instances of subtle discrimination, other BAME students did not seem to encounter this problem.
These are currently being further developed, to enhance their scope and effectiveness and to take account of changes to the fair access landscape, including the Prime Minister’s social mobility goals; for example increasing the focus on examining the experiences and outcomes for BAME students and Young White Males.
The milestone in the Access Agreement was to maintain the participation of BAME students at 10% (2014-15 baseline).
Children and Young People’s service data will inform which young people to prioritise, for example, the percentage of BAME ▇▇▇▇▇ people is 80% in the vulnerable children’s cohort.
Given the degree to which lecturers and university staff are able to influence belonging among BAME students, the low proportion of academic staff from ▇▇▇▇ backgrounds in some HE institutions could act as a barrier to belongingness.
Recruitment and outcomes across the full range of protected characteristics continues to be strongly positive, with consistent volumes of activity for learners with a declared disability, those from identified BAME ethnicities and those that are care experienced.