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Sutton Trust Submission to Sir Martin Harris: Widening Access to Selective Universities

1st January 2010

The Trust's submission to Sir Martin Harris on access to selective universities.

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The Reach for Excellence Programme: a summary and discussion of findings from the first cohort of students

1st January 2010

A summary and discussion of the findings from the first cohort of students who participated in the Reach for Excellence scheme at the University...

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Teachers’ Omnibus 2009

31st December 2009

An Ipsos Mori poll of 1000 teachers in primary and secondary schools on voting intentions.

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Evidence of Educational Support Outside School

1st December 2009

This report provides an initial analysis of the CEM YELLIS dataset and the ONS Time Usage Survey to investigate the educational support...

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Careers Guidance and Participation in Education

20th October 2009

A survey of 15 and 16 year old's carried out by Durham University looking at careers advice provision over the last twelve years.

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The Educational Backgrounds of Leading Scientists and Scholars

15th October 2009

A report published by the Sutton Trust, looking at the school and university backgrounds of the UK's leading Scientists and Scholars.

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Can Financial Incentives Enhance Educational Outcomes? Evidence from International Experiments

6th October 2009

A review by the Institute for Effective Education at the University of York using evidence from international experiments to explore how financial incentives affect...

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Social Mobility and Education

1st September 2009

Academic papers presented at a high level summit sponsored by the Carnegie Corporation of New York and the Sutton Trust.

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Social Mobility 2009

1st September 2009

Ipsos Mori poll of over 2,000 people's attitudes to social mobility and inequality.

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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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