…make. Going through the application for the US Programme was slightly intimidating at first because I felt like I wasn’t good enough to compete with so many brilliant people. However,…
…make. Going through the application for the US Programme was slightly intimidating at first because I felt like I wasn’t good enough to compete with so many brilliant people. However,…
…paths.” Joel Mullan (UK Summer School 2005), Education Advisor, Greater London Authority The combined knowledge, expertise and personal experiences of the Alumni Leadership Board will greatly aid the development of…
…had tuition, compared to 27% in 2018. In London, 34% of pupils received private or home tuition in 2005, compared to 41% this year. Over one in 10 (11%) pupils…
…apprenticeships should be seen as ‘a stepping stone not a destination’ with a focus on quality and completion. Other questions that the Committee raised included the role of devolution in…
…day running of schools. This year’s general election – after which May no longer commanded a Commons majority – put paid to much of that agenda. Voluntary independent state school…
…of the Sutton Trust, said the resignation was a “sad indictment” of the prospects for improved social mobility. “It is vital that the Prime Minister renews the commitment she gave…