…to be impressed by the level of commitment to youth training that this company makes. Within its 3250-strong German workforce, seven per cent of places at any one time are…
Poorer pupils struggling most in second period of school closures
…their pupils had access to a device, compared to 54% in private schools. These barriers to learning are reflected in the quality of work that teachers are receiving back from…
The Sutton Trust responds to the Education Select Committee’s Covid-19 inquiry
Since the Covid-19 lockdown began, the Sutton Trust has been undertaking work to identify the impacts of the crisis across all key education stages. We have summarised our work so…
Recruit, retain and reputation: The 3R’s of the teacher recruitment gap
…tends to be lower. When asked which classes they least enjoy, teachers said that behaviour issues and lack of enthusiasm most commonly put them off. The interaction between behaviour and…
It’s a marathon, not a sprint
…Social Mobility Commissioners not only have their own personal lived social mobility story but as they come from across England, they bring critical regional based thinking which aids the commission’s…
Scottish Access Commissioner Response
Scotland’s Commissioner for Fair Access published their first annual report this morning. In response, Conor Ryan, Director of Research at the Sutton Trust, said: “The Commissioner is absolutely right to…