…someone who comes from a lower socio-economic background, I appreciate the importance of the work done by the Trust and wanted to contribute to a change in the social mobility…
Why the silence on maintenance grants matters
…young people from the least affluent families (50% compared with 32% in ‘high affluence’ households). The panel’s recommendation was therefore a much needed recognition of the disproportionate weight of the…
Two thirds of primary heads report insufficient catch-up funding
…The robust survey achieves responses from over 1,000 practising teachers from schools in the publicly funded sector in England. The panel is representative of teachers from the full range of…
One in three head teachers using funding for poorer pupils to plug general budget gaps
…summer terms. The robust survey achieves responses from over 1,000 practising teachers from schools in the publicly funded sector in England. The panel is representative of teachers from the full…
Our first alumni award winners
On the evening of Friday 4th September, we were delighted to see the alumni community come together for our annual alumni celebration. Although we couldn’t meet face to face, there…
Reflections on the APPG on social mobility
…a cause for doing so. Here’s a brief overview of each panellist’s presentation: Chris Pascal, Co-founder and Director of the Centre for Research on Early Childhood, suggested the pandemic is…