…aside) the atmosphere was incredible. This week the Trust took a look at the socioeconomic backgrounds of women’s footballers – and it’s some rare good news for one of the…
Britain’s elites still look different from the society they serve
…privately educated. While just 7 per cent of the population attended a fee-paying school, 29 per cent of our MPs, 44 per cent of newspaper columnists, 52 per cent of…
Coverage of Admissions in Context
…at Bristol university and in an interview with Prof Les Ebdon, Director of Offa. It also featured on news bulletins through the programme, and on Radio 5 live, as well…
Meeting tomorrow’s lawyers
…current affairs, able to differentiate between fact and fake news. They were able to develop opinions based on knowledge and research, though not unwilling to hear and consider other points…
Poorer pupils are being priced out of top secondaries, report says
Dan Whitehead of Sky News cites findings from our newly published report on selective comprehensives and quotes Sir Peter Lampl. The story was also broadcast on Sky TV News. Sir…
University applications ‘depends heavily on where you live’
BBC News quotes our Chairman, Sir Peter Lampl, on university applications Teenagers’ likelihood of applying to university depends heavily on where they live, according to new figures. The study, by…