…both an independent school and Oxbridge. yellow 3 Key Findings 1 pink 63% of the cabinet were educated at fee-paying schools, while 19% went to a comprehensive and 16% attended…
General Election 2024: What will it take to close the attainment gap?
…For more information or any questions about the webinar, please contact Sophie Garner (sophie.garner@suttontrust.com). 1 If you would like to he link for the livestream is below: https://zoom.us/j/95155516427?pwd=QlZtSWVUYzR4dkVaQTZaeUJXZTR2dz09 Passcode: 216978…
What is Social Mobility?
…gaps to university. It means creating educational and economic opportunities in every community across the country. Despite being a core goal of multiple governments for decades, from the Conservative’s ‘Levelling…
‘Bridging the Gap’ – what can we learn about social mobility from engineering?
…from lower SEB, compared with 17% of accountants and 15% of management consultants. However, these percentages all indicate low diversity compared with the wider workforce, where in this dataset 29%…
A comprehensive victory?
…we improve representation in the Commons? With the privately educated so over-represented in politics, what can be done to level the playing field? Improving political education in comprehensive schools is…
Sutton Trust response to the Education Select Committee report on grammar schools
Commenting on today’s report on grammar schools from the Education Select Committee, Sir Peter Lampl, Founder and Chairman of the Sutton Trust and Chairman of the Education Endowment Foundation, said:…