…and their students attend 42 different colleges across the United States. “When we started our US programme three years ago we knew that American universities could offer students great opportunities”…
…and their students attend 42 different colleges across the United States. “When we started our US programme three years ago we knew that American universities could offer students great opportunities”…
…found students from independent schools were 55 times more likely to get a place at Oxbridge than those eligible for free school meals. This year we published a report showing…
…to deliver career insight talks, mentoring and work tasters in order to open pupils’ eyes to the opportunities available to them. “But we know there is much more to do…
…secondary schools was that few bright children from areas such as Wakefield now have a chance of making it to top universities. From the outskirts of Liverpool in the north…
…of their pupils from the poorest households. The top-performing comprehensives – mainly faith schools and comprehensives in well-off areas – take just 6 per cent of their pupils from the…
…come from non-privileged backgrounds. The research shows that, in England, only 1.7 per cent of teenagers reached the highest level in maths, compared with an average of 3.1 per cent…