24 Feb 2016
Britain remains a country dominated by the independently educated
Tim Wigmore covered our Leading People 2016 report for the New Statesman's Staggers blog.
24 Feb 2016
Britain’s got talent: are we recognising all of it?
Lee Elliot Major and Philip Kirby on what our Leading People 2016 report means for...
24 Feb 2016
Fraction of top doctors educated at state school
Greg Hurst wrote a front page report for The Times on our Leading People 2016...
24 Feb 2016
How private school pupils dominate the UK arts scene
Eleanor Harding reported for the Daily Mail on our Leading People 2016 report.
24 Feb 2016
Private school is still surest route to front rank of professions
Sally Weale reported for The Guardian on our Leading People 2016 report.
24 Feb 2016
Private school is still surest route to front rank of professions
Sally Weale reported for The Guardian on our Leading People 2016.
24 Feb 2016
Privately educated ‘still dominate professions’
BBC News covered our report on Leading People 2016.
24 Feb 2016
TOP BAFTA WINNERS TWICE AS LIKELY TO HAVE BEEN TO PRIVATE SCHOOL AS BRIT WINNERS
Ahead of tonight’s BRIT awards, new Sutton Trust research shows that top award-winning British actors...
20 Feb 2016
State schools advance in list of FTSE chiefs but still face private bias
Gonzalo Vina previewed our Leading People report in the Financial Times.
18 Feb 2016
Guest blog: Re-granting for larger trials
Emily Yeomans and Stephen Tall from the Education Endowment Foundation (EEF), our sister organisation, look...
18 Feb 2016
Law firms’ preferred universities
Grania Langdon-Down for The Times shares how eight out of ten trainees at the the...
18 Feb 2016
Percentage of poorer students accepted to Oxbridge falls, figures show
Lisa O'Carroll in The Guardian looks at figures that show how the percentage of disadvantaged...