…success, we’ve also looked at England’s current squad of Lionesses, and the results are no different, with the squad made up almost entirely of players who went to comprehensives (94%),…
Reflections on the Bridge Group Conference 2019
…summarises her main take homes from the day. Danny Dorling, Professor of Geography at the University of Oxford, closed his speech at last week’s Bridge Group conference almost in tears….
Balancing out Britain’s state schools
…highest performing schools, whether they be community or faith-based comprehensives, private schools or grammars. Throwing open their doors will have benefits for the system as a whole. James Turner 1…
‘Pay teachers more at deprived schools’
…group on social mobility criticises government austerity for depriving schools and children’s centres of funding. It identifies social mobility “coldspots” that could fall further behind the rest of the country….
Campaigning for #BetterApprenticeships
…heard how each party approaches the current issues and challenges within the sector. It was great to have a panel of young apprentices at the summit. They spoke about their…
A question of legality – the law surrounding unpaid internships
…on the professional ladder, especially in highly competitive industries such as media, politics and fashion. The placements can help interns gain vital experience, skills and contacts. However, they don’t only…