…514 have gone on to study in the US, benefitting from over $125M in financial aid. Key findings from today’s report include: Across all cohorts, participants reported a highly positive…
A Fair Start? The costs of an unfair system
…careers. A Freedom of Information request by the Early Years Alliance revealed funding rates paid to childcare providers for the so-called ‘free childcare’ places are just two-thirds of what the…
Disadvantaged students in FE colleges are more likely to progress to university than their disadvantaged peers in similar sixth forms
…from the Sutton Trust has found. The research – conducted by academics from the Centre for Vocational Education Research – tracked two cohorts of pupils who took their GCSEs in…
A Fair Start? Extending early years funding
…who are from low- or no-income backgrounds stand to benefit the most from high-quality early education but as The Sutton’s Trust recent, and excellent, “A Fair Start?” report notes, most…
Pandemic pressures on the early years sector
…early years providers (particularly the private, voluntary and independent sector, PVI) has been excluded from much of the support available to other educational providers. In this current full national lockdown,…
Student support on results day
…useful resources and helplines that you can access free of charge: The National Careers Service is operating a 7 day a week Exam Results helpline for students. The National Careers…