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Sutton Trust cabinet analysis – 2016

14th July 2016

The Sutton Trust analysed the educational background of Theresa May's new cabinet.

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Chain Effects 2016

6th July 2016

Our Chain Effects report series analyses school performance data to review how well disadvantaged pupils achieve in sponsored academies in academy chains.

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Pupil Premium Polling 2016

16th June 2016

The Sutton Trust has surveyed 1,607 teachers on their use of the Pupil Premium, through the NFER Teachers’ Voice Omnibus survey.

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Believing in Better

2nd June 2016

This report explores recent evidence on young people’s views about their own ability and the importance they attach to going to university.

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Access in Scotland

26th May 2016

This research analyses the current state of play for widening access to higher education in Scotland, drawing comparisons with other parts of the UK...

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Degrees of Debt

27th April 2016

This study compares tuition funding arrangements, debt at graduation and earnings outcomes for full-time domestic undergraduates in eight Anglophone countries, finding that average debts...

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Caught Out

14th April 2016

Where and why primary school intakes differ substantially in their social composition from the local neighbourhoods from which they recruit.

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Best in Class

6th April 2016

An outline of the Best in Class summit organised by the Sutton Trust and the Carnegie Corporation of New York on 9 March 2016.

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Leading People 2016

24th February 2016

In this report, we investigate the educational backgrounds of the UK’s professional elite, showing the staying power of the privately-educated at the top of...

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COSMO Study

Major new cohort study examining the long-term impact of the pandemic on educational inequality and social mobility.

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