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This release analyses the relationship between child and parental mental health and school outcomes, in partnership with Loughborough University.
Analysis of the relationship between child mental ill health and school absence.
Babies born to Asian/Asian British Pakistani mothers saw the highest risk of neonatal and child death
Coronavirus (COVID-19) cases in school pupils aged 5 to 15 years attending state-funded schools. Experimental statistics produced using the linked English Schools Census (ESC) and NHS Test and Trace datasets.
Coronavirus (COVID-19) cases in school pupils aged 4 to 15 years attending state-funded schools. Includes detailed analysis by demographic and geographic characteristics and vaccine status. Experimental Statistics.
Live births, stillbirths, infant deaths by ethnicity of the baby occurring annually in England and Wales.
Healthy family functioning and parental mental health are important elements in understanding the mental health of children.
The UK has dropped several ranks in the European Union rankings of child mortality since 1990, recent analysis of WHO and ONS data has found.
