…positive discourse about education. Some of these changes could be implemented relatively quickly; others require deep, sustained effort and commitment. Some could be achieved fairly cheaply (or, in the case…
Access to the workplace
…many cases the onus is on employers themselves, the government also has a role to play. Government should enact the ‘Socio-economic Duty’ clause of the Equality Act 2010, obligating public…
How Sutton Trust Careers supports our alumni to enter the world of work
…alums. In my case, I have been matched with a mentor in my target sector and we have been working together over the past year from reviewing my CV and…
15 years of Pathways to Law – where have our students gone and what has changed in the sector?
…placements, career insight events and funding. These include DLA Piper, Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer, Clifford Chance, Freeths LLP, Irwin Mitchell, Fragomen LLP, White & Case, Norton Rose Fulbright and DWF LLP…
Access to early years settings ahead of the general election
…the case for expansion of the 30 funded hours policy for three- and four-year-olds to disadvantaged children, as the existing system in England provides less time in early education and…
What do Labour have in store for educational inequality and social mobility?
…Credit. More broadly, Labour’s commitment to develop an ambitious strategy to reduce child poverty is very welcome, and we have been making the case for a national plan for this….