Sir Peter Lampl comments on the number of state educated pupils who compete at the Olympics in an op-ed for The Times. We know that law, medicine and finance remain…
Journalism’s lack of diversity threatens its long-term future
The Guardian cites our Leading People 2016 research. At least the public agree on one thing in such divisive times: journalists, or the supposedly homogeneous “media”, are to blame for…
Graduates are sold ‘myth’ of higher earnings
Nicholas Hellen cites our Earning by Degrees report. Students who do not study for degrees such as medicine, dentistry or technology or go to Oxbridge or a select group of…
SIR PETER LAMPL RESPONDS TO TODAY’S STUDENT FINANCE ANNOUNCEMENT & THE CONFIRMED RISE IN FEES
…this important ‘second chance’ route to social mobility.” NOTES TO EDITORS Degrees of Debt compared tuition funding arrangements, debt at graduation and earnings outcomes for full-time domestic undergraduates in eight…
Britain’s Theresa May revolution: posh boys pushed out of cabinet
…and which ministers wanted to leave or remain in the EU. The truly remarkable aspect of May’s shake-up of Westminster this week is how completely she demolished the power circle…
Ministers urged to ensure all academies learn lessons from strongest school chains
…pupils. The findings, based on the performance of disadvantaged youngsters attending academies in 39 chains between 2013 and 2015, shows that across the sponsored academies in the best chains, the…