…50% rule for faith schools: it is important that successful faith schools are not socially selective by virtue of overly restrictive admissions policies.” NOTES TO EDITORS The Sutton Trust is…
…50% rule for faith schools: it is important that successful faith schools are not socially selective by virtue of overly restrictive admissions policies.” NOTES TO EDITORS The Sutton Trust is…
…considering university begin when they are at school, with insufficient careers advice and a complicated admissions process based on predicted grades. These obstacles continue beyond graduation, with students from low-income…
…local mergers, reorganisations and service reductions, many of the original centres have been converted to ‘linked sites’, which offer fewer services and are counted by some authorities but not by…
…about the chances for today’s young people compared to their parents. Almost half (47%) of those that took part in the YouGov survey thought that today’s youth would have a…
…of schools -including grammars, comprehensives and independents – fairer. Research by the Sutton Trust has found that across England, Scotland and Wales, the highest performing comprehensives take just half the…
…of some parties. In contrast, their university experiences are indeed different, with far fewer attending the most prestigious institutions. But they still remain much more likely to have been to…