BBC News - More teenagers staying in education, says Careers Wales:
"A survey of 65,450 high school pupils shows 85.1% continued their education beyond Year 11 in 2011, compared with 82.8% in 2010.
Advisers say over the last five years they have seen an 8% rise in those staying in education.
Careers Wales chief executive Trina Neilson called the results encouraging, "particularly in the current climate"."
"A survey of 65,450 high school pupils shows 85.1% continued their education beyond Year 11 in 2011, compared with 82.8% in 2010.
Advisers say over the last five years they have seen an 8% rise in those staying in education.
Careers Wales chief executive Trina Neilson called the results encouraging, "particularly in the current climate"."
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There has been an 8% rise in those staying in education beyond final school year
More teenagers in Wales are choosing to stay on in full-time education, according to latest figures.
A survey of 65,450 high school pupils shows 85.1% continued their education beyond Year 11 in 2011, compared with 82.8% in 2010.
Advisers say over the last five years they have seen an 8% rise in those staying in education.
Careers Wales chief executive Trina Neilson called the results encouraging, "particularly in the current climate".
The organisation's annual pupil destinations survey looks at the number of pupils not in education, employment or training (Neets).
The information and guidance service undertakes the survey annually on behalf of the Welsh government.
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