Andrew Peters

Andrew is the Data Manager for the 1970 British Cohort Study, supporting data collection throughout fieldwork, and preparing research data for deposit. He is also responsible for linked education, and legacy data within the data management team. Previously Andrew oversaw the deposit of all three waves of the Covid-19 survey for NCDS, BCS70, Next Steps […]

Information governance (IG) at CLS

CLS houses several national longitudinal cohort studies: 1958 Child Development Study; 1970 British Cohort Study; Next Steps; and Millennium Cohort Study. Information governance (IG) ensures we have governance, systems and processes in place so that study participants’ personal information can be processed in line with their expectations, relevant laws, standards and UCL policy. Data collection […]

The 1999-2000 surveys of the National Child Development Study & the 1970 British Cohort Study: summary of content- CLS working paper 2000/3

An exploratory comparative analysis of data collected in the 1958 and 1970 British Cohort Studies: the role of personal agency in entry to employment under different labour market conditions- CLS working paper 1996/8

A comparative evaluation of currently available software remedies to handle missing data in the context of longitudinal design and analysis- CLS working paper 2000/2

Family disruption and the cognitive and behavioural development of children in longitudinal data from Britain and the USA- CLS working paper 1998/1

The association of slow growth in childhood with family conflict- CLS working paper 1996/7

Accident liability in the National Child Development Study- CLS working paper 1996/6

Life events and accidents in the National Child Development Study- CLS working paper 1996/5

Skills and Occupations. Analysis of Cohort Members’ Self-Reported Skills in the Fifth Sweep of the National Child Development Study- CLS working paper 1996/4

Women, employment and skills- CLS working paper 1996/3

Accessing data directly from CLS

We make all our cohort study data available via the public data repositories wherever possible. However, access to certain data is governed internally by the CLS Data Access Committee (CLS DAC), either because: the data are not yet available via the UK Data Service or other repositories, or the data access is subject to specialised […]