…3 Nearly two-thirds of new cabinet attended independent schools and almost half attended Oxbridge https://www.suttontrust.com/?p=30720&preview=true 3 Key Findings 1 pink 61% of the cabinet were educated at fee-paying schools, while…
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….
Richest parents four times more likely than poorest to pay for extra classes for their children
…new analysis by the Sutton Trust reveals today. The new analysis by the Trust of Office for National Statistics data shows children from the most advantaged households benefit from significantly…
Working to widen access to the legal sector
As a global top 10 law practice, Eversheds Sutherland provides legal advice and solutions to an international client base which includes some of the world’s largest multinationals. Eversheds Sutherland partners…
The budget’s early years reforms risk entrenching pre-school inequality
…We wouldn’t give better off families longer hours in school, so why are we doing exactly that in the early years? In 2019, a House of Commons Education Committee report…
Inequality in early years education isn’t offering a fair start
…out of conversations on the impacts of the pandemic, but they too have missed out on important experiences with wider family, friends and their wider communities. If we don’t act…