Our agenda-setting research identifies the root causes of low social mobility and promotes effective solutions through education and employment.
Since 1997 we've published over 250 reports, many of which have gone on to influence national policy.
Major new cohort study examining the long-term impact of the pandemic on educational inequality and social mobility.
Find out moreThe vast majority of England's most socially selective state secondary schools are non-grammar schools, a major review carried out...
Study from Durham University which is the most comprehensive review ever produced on the academic characteristics and social impacts...
An analysis looking at how the proportion and numbers of children on free school meals at top-ranked schools has...
Report showing that there are 60,000 students each year who at some point are among the top-performers in their...
Institute of Education Study looking at the characteristics and practices of state schools with good track records of entry...
Ipsos Mori survey of young people's higher education intentions, showing highest level of aspirations for five years.
Sutton Trust Summer School students from non-traditional backgrounds do well in degrees.
Poorer students have little knowledge of bursaries on offer, and some are deterred from university by fear of debt,...
This study documents the extent to which a few highly socially and academically selective schools dominate admissions to the...