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There are clear disparities in educational performance between EU migrants and non-migrants and expected life chance outcomes.

• • As well as displaying a higher tendency towards early school leaving compared with the non-migrant population, EU-migrant youths (15–24 year olds) are more likely to not be in education, employment or training (NEETs) compared with their non-migrant counterparts.

• • The education performance gap between EU migrant and non-migrants children is due to a number of intersecting factors, including linguistic capabilities, parental influence and socio-economic status.

A number of measures are being implemented across Member States with promising results.

• • An integrated and comprehensive approach as well as going beyond the school working in partnership with community organisations can deliver some promising results.