…have not gone away, with the closure of class bubbles, staff absences and individual Covid cases once again sending pupils back home to learn. Whilst the vast majority of students…
‘Bridging the Gap’ – what can we learn about social mobility from engineering?
…equality and because of the business case for action. There is also, within the sector, a strong focus on gender equality, without much understanding about how this relates to SEB….
Employer perspective: degree apprenticeships
…we recognise that for some students, a traditional university degree may not be the most attractive option, this can particularly be the case for households with lower incomes. Offering a…
State schools twice as likely as private schools to report high staff absences due to covid
…pupils have access to a device for remote learning and that schools have adequate funding to pay for cover for absent staff. The continuing disruption also strengthens the case for…
Reflecting back on 2021 and looking forward to 2022
…the case for intervening at every stage of a child’s life, as inevitably some pupils will be missed. Nonetheless those early years are crucial as it’s when the gaps emerge…
A Fair Start? The costs of an unfair system
…before their child meets this threshold because of the cost of care- and subsidises many who can already afford it in any case. Recent Sutton Trust research found that 70%…