…the Trust shows that 62% spend less than £37 a week on food, which is the minimum needed for a single person to buy essential food items, according to the…
Not so comprehensive schools?
…a school when making their secondary school choices. Examples of this might include reducing the number of branded items in a uniform or committing to subsidising the cost of extra-curricular…
The pre-election Budget: Time to show ambition on improving social mobility in education
…on food, which is the minimum needed for a single person to buy essential food items, according to the Joseph Rowntree Foundation and the Trussell Trust. Overall maintenance levels should…
What do Labour have in store for educational inequality and social mobility?
…measures, such as a desire to “bring down the cost of school uniforms by limiting the number of branded items of uniform and PE kit that schools can require” could…
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