Statistics

The latest statistics released relating to children and young people, their families and those who work with or for them in Scotland. For past statistics visit the directory or use the search facility.

Children Looked After Statistics, 2008-09, 24/02/10 [S]
The Scottish Government has published statistics on looked after children for all local authorities in Scotland.

Homicide in Scotland, 2008-09, 23/02/10 [S]
The Scottish Government has published statistics on the number of homicides recorded by Scottish Police Forces. There were 99 victims of homicide recorded in 2008-09, 16 fewer than in 2007-08.

Respite Care, Scotland 2009, 23/02/10 [S]
The Scottish Government has published statistics on respite care services provided or purchased by Local Authorities in Scotland in 2009.

DWP quarterly statistical summary, 17/02/10 [E/S/W]
The Department for Work and Pensions has published its quarterly Statistical Summary.

Social Trends - Transport, 16/02/10 [E/S/W]
The Office for National Statistics has published statistics on travel patterns, motor vehicles, public transport, international travel, prices & expenditure, and transport safety.

Daycare Trust publish annual childcare costs surveys, 10/02/10 [E/S/W]
The Daycare Trust has published its annual childcare costs surveys which has found that nursery costs have continued to rise significantly throughout Great Britain.

Reported road casualties in Great Britain, 04/02/10 [E/S/W]
The Department for Transport has published estimated figures of road casualties for the third quarter of 2009.

Education Maintenance Allowance 2008-09, 27/01/10 [S]
The Scottish Government has published statistics on the school pupils and college students supported under the Education Maintenance Allowance scheme in the academic year 2008-09.

Exclusions from schools 2008-09, 26/01/10 [S]
The Scottish Government has published statistics relating to exclusions from Scotland's schools.

Infant Mortiality Statistics, 26/01/10 [S]
New statistics have been published on Scottish Infant Mortality and Morbidity for 2008.

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