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Data & Insights

Interrupted education: mapping potential support needs

01 / Why interrupted education matters

SLIFE refers to Students with Limited or Interrupted Formal Education. Interrupted schooling can shape how people access language learning, services and opportunities during refugee integration.

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02 / The research question

How can fragmented education and displacement evidence help estimate potential support needs across UK refugee resettlement routes, nationalities and years?

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03 / Interactive dashboard

Explore the dashboard below. Preliminary planning estimates, not identified-person counts. Strict, central and broad represent different definitions of education vulnerability, not confidence intervals.

04 / Methods & uncertainty

Read the assumptions, sources and uncertainty alongside each estimate. This project explores how education and displacement evidence can inform support planning.

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05 / Using the evidence

The dashboard will support discussion about language provision, frontline services and commissioning. Estimates do not measure individual literacy or determine eligibility.

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06 / Briefings & collaboration

Discuss SLIFE training, a policy briefing or research collaboration with Diasporanomics.

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