The Independent’s Aftab Ali reporting on Sir Peter Lampl’s comments on new report by National Education Opportunities Network (NEON) and University and College Union (UCU). Non-white young people and those…
Sir Peter Lampl response to NEON / UCU report warning an increase in tuition fees would stop poorest from going to university
Commenting on Does Cost Matter?, a report produced by the National Education Opportunities Network and supported by the University and College Union (UCU), Sir Peter Lampl, Chairman of the Sutton…
Sutton Trust response to Spending Review
Commenting on the impact of today’s spending review on education, skills and social mobility, Sir Peter Lampl, chairman of the Sutton Trust and Education Endowment Foundation said: “While the cuts…
White working class boys from poor neighbourhoods unlikely to do A-levels
White working class boys from poor neighbourhoods face a ‘double disadvantage’ of low family income and place poverty – linked to their wider community – which significantly reduces their likelihood…
Pupils in some areas are not offered ‘vital’ GCSEs
…educational opportunities and geography”. …… Sir Peter Lampl said: “One important reason why bright children from low and middle income pupils miss out on the best universities is that they…
SUTTON TRUST WELCOMES HE CONSULTATION
SUTTON TRUST WELCOMES HIGHER EDUCATION CONSULTATION The Department for Education has published a consultation on the proposed new regulatory framework for higher education. This includes plans for the new Office…