…closed, online learning can switch from being a necessity to a way of opening up new ways of teaching and learning, sharing the very best practice from across the sector….
If we really care about social mobility, we can’t forget about 16-19 year olds
Our Research, Communications and Policy intern Alice Gent looks at how the pandemic has impacted post-16 education. The news has been dominated by talk of education recovery recently. And –…
No two journeys: Ethnic minorities
…When broken down, the inequalities between ethnic minority students – specifically those from Indian, Other White, Chinese and Mixed ethnic backgrounds – from low socio-economic backgrounds and high socio-economic backgrounds…
National Apprenticeship Week: student stories
…time including renting a movie with an Amazon voucher we were gifted, participating in a virtual yoga session and completing a creative challenge competition. My favourite activity was completing the…
The Sutton Trust responds to the Skills for Jobs white paper
Commenting on the recent Skills for Jobs white paper from the Department of Education, CEO of the Sutton Trust James Turner said: “The publication of the government’s FE and Skills…
England leads way on access to selective universities, but lessons to learn from other countries
Two new reports, published today by the Sutton Trust, look at how the UK compares globally when it comes to approaches to widen access to higher education. The first analyses…