…has published the findings from a trial of EasyPeasy with 302 families from eight children’s centres in Newham, all in disadvantaged neighbourhoods. The evaluators, Professor Kathy Sylva and Doctor Fiona…
Views of our alumni
…Sutton Trust is responsible for where I am today and has led me to a world of opportunities – from completing a degree at my Sutton Trust university, to living…
Progress on GCSEs?
…failure yet again. These students are disproportionately drawn from disadvantaged homes. Last year, over half of those eligible for free school meals had not achieved the expected level in English…
Mind the Gap
…Ethnicity and Disadvantage, from the Sutton Trust today lays bare not only its extent, but the startling differences in the size of the gap between different ethnic communities in England….
Sutton Trust’s response to Higher Education Green Paper
…a new Office for Students may reduce the independence of the access regulator and compromise the Prime Minister’s goal. Office for Students We cautiously welcome the opportunities that the proposed…
Over a third of clever but poor boys significantly underachieve at GCSE
…with just under a quarter (24%) getting disappointing GCSE results. These figures compare with 16% of boys and 9% of girls from better off homes who similarly fall behind by…