…times more likely to attend “high tariff” or selective universities compared with the most disadvantaged. “Though the UK’s admissions process is highly centralised, the process is still complex, time-consuming and…
ADMISSIONS BARRIER FOR POOR STUDENTS
…when communicating how contextual data is used. All pupils should receive a guaranteed level of careers advice from professional impartial advisers, supported by the Careers and Enterprise Company and the…
SOCIAL MOBILITY ACTION PLAN RESPONSE
Commenting on Justine Greening’s plans to improve social mobility and a new action plan launched today, Sir Peter Lampl, Chairman of the Sutton Trust and of the Education Endowment Foundation,…
‘Vice-chancellors need to wake up’
Robert Halfon, Chairman of the Education Select Committee, mentions Sutton Trust’s evidence submission in an article for the Times on the inquiry into the value for money in higher education…
Response to Milburn resignation
Commenting on the news that Alan Milburn and his colleagues have resigned from the Social Mobility Commission, Sir Peter Lampl, Founder and Chairman of the Sutton Trust, said: “It is…
Disadvantaged youngsters ‘less likely to start the best apprenticeships’
Alan Jones covers Sutton Trust new research, Better Apprenticeships, for Press Association. Disadvantaged youngsters are less likely than their better-off peers to start the best apprenticeships, a new study reveals….