…confirmed place on a less-competitive course, rather than stretching themselves to a more selective course which is a better match to their abilities. Of course, the changes proposed are not…
Sutton Trust informs Education Committee Multi-Academy Trust inquiry
During the Education Committee’s inquiry into MATS , the Sutton Trust’s Chain Effects lead author Professor Merryn Hutchings gave evidence to the committee alongside the Education Policy Institute’s Natalie Perrera,…
House of Lords Social Mobility Committee report threaded with Sutton Trust research
…and colleges; · For the Government to act as a facilitator, brokering collaboration between existing local bodies such as colleges, schools, local authorities local enterprise partnerships and employers in order…
Sir Peter Lampl responds to the Social Mobility and Child Poverty Commission’s social mobility index
Commenting on the Social Mobility and Child Poverty Commission’s social mobility index, Sir Peter Lampl, Chairman of the Sutton Trust and of the Education Endowment Foundation, said: “The Commission’s index…
Top 200 comprehensive schools socially exclusive
…system. The top fifth of schools – independents, grammars and leading comprehensives – are effectively closed to those from less privileged backgrounds. To access them, parents must pay for fees,…
Inequality in the UK: what do young people think?
…have better opportunities in life than themselves compared to just 32% in the general population. Looking to the future This polling gives us a snapshot of how this generation of…