No More School Run – Proposal for a National Yellow Bus Scheme in the UK
1st June 2005
A report based on an analysis of the school run by the Boston Consulting Group, which argues for the radical expansion of home-to-school transport,...
Read reportRates of Eligibility for Free School Meals at the Top State Schools
1st June 2005
This study looks at the proportion of pupils eligible for free school meals (FSM) at the top 200 secondary state schools (6% of schools),...
Read reportSummary: No More School Run – Proposal for a National Yellow Bus Scheme in the UK
1st June 2005
A summary of the report proposing a national yellow bus scheme in the UK.
Read reportAttitudes to Higher Education and Part-Time Degrees among 16-18 Year Olds
31st May 2005
Qualitative research conducted in partnership with Birkbeck College to ascertain young people's views of Higher Education generally and part time study in particular.
Read reportMORI Schools’ Omnibus 2005 (Wave 11)
31st May 2005
A survey undertaken by MORI of pupils in 300 state secondary schools, which found that around one in six pupils had received private tuition...
Read reportTopline results: Schools’ Omnibus 2005 (Wave 11)
31st May 2005
Topline results of the survey.
Read reportThe Educational Backgrounds of the UK’s Top Solicitors, Barristers and Judges
15th May 2005
A comparison of the educational backgrounds of leading barristers, judges and solicitors between 1988/89 and the present.
Read reportIntergenerational Mobility in Europe and North America
1st April 2005
A study of eight European and North American countries comparing the life chances of children born in the 1950s, 1970s and 1980s, carried out...
Read reportState School Admissions to our Leading Universities- An update to ‘The Missing 3000’
1st March 2005
An updated analysis of university access by the Sutton Trust based on the 2002/3 figures generated by the Higher Education Funding Council.
Read reportCOSMO Study
Major new cohort study examining the long-term impact of the pandemic on educational inequality and social mobility.
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