Phil Rossiter, Author at Mime

December 19, 2024

2024 Round-up: Our year at Mime

In 2024, we welcomed three new colleagues, published new research, and even went to Parliament to discuss findings from our research. Check out some highlights of our year

July 8, 2020

Report Launch: London’s Post-16 Trajectories

Read our research, commissioned by the Greater London Authority and London Councils, exploring the trajectories of London’s young people from GCSE through further study

July 13, 2013

Interactive secondary pupil migration map using Tableau

Explore the movement of secondary school pupils between their local authority of residence and their local authority of study using our interactive tool designed in Tableau. You can view any local authority in the tool here.

May 30, 2013

Tableau viz of the day

Our recent Influential Academics timeline created in Tableau for the LSE British Goverment department has been selected by Tableau as ‘Viz of the Day’ for Tuesday May 28th! We built the visualisation as a dashboard allowing users of the British Government section of the LSE website to explore the history of various influential academics at the School across the eras its existence. The viz contains a summary of the academics career at the LSE, along with videos and cataloged research work. It’s a good example of using Tableau as a ‘front end’ for data in addition to it being known…

February 18, 2013

Analysing progress from Key Stage 4 to Key Stage 5

As part of the Level 3 Value Add resources the Department for Education have released the Level 3 Transition Matrices for the Summer 2012 exam sitting. These are designed to show pupil progress from sub-levels of attainment at Key Stage 4 (GCSE or equivalent) to grade outcomes at Level 3 (A Level or equivalent) for a range of qualifications and subjects. We’ve presented this data interactively for you here. You start by choosing the qualification and subject combination from the drop-downs on the left and the grade outcomes pertaining to that qualification are presented as stacked bar charts split out…

December 13, 2012

London SEN provider interactive map

We have created an interactive map of secondary schools and other institutions which deliver SEN provision in London. The tool has been built in Tableau so you can choose options such as selecting a particular type of SEN provision or selecting just a particular local authority. This was produced for London Councils are part of our LLDD (learners with learning difficulties or disabilities) Forecasting Project. Click here for our case study on this project. You can explore providers by local authority interactively in the tool here.

Phil Rossiter