MORI computer table breakdown. 1089 20041201 2004 23667…
What do Labour have in store for educational inequality and social mobility?
…are more socially selective than the average grammar school, with a 40% shortfall of free school meals pupils at the highest attaining comprehensive schools compared to the average. That’s why…
Sutton Trust analysis of Labour cabinet
We’ve analysed the education backgrounds of Sir Keir Starmer’s first Cabinet. The majority attended comprehensive schools, making this the most diverse in terms of education background ever recorded: Key findings…
England’s apprenticeship system lagging behind international competitors
…Sutton Trust. The report, A World of Difference, provides an in-depth international comparison of different apprenticeship systems in countries similar to the UK. England’s apprenticeship system is facing major challenges…
New polling on the impact of the cost of living crisis on students
The Sutton Trust has published new polling commissioned for the BBC on the impact of the rising cost-of-living on university students. The polling explores students’ experiences of undertaking paid work…
Teachers report growing numbers of hungry, cold and tired pupils
…most deprived schools State school teachers are seeing growing numbers of children facing serious issues linked to the cost of living, including coming to school hungry (38% of teachers) and…