…of elite private US colleges like Harvard is high compared to their counterparts in the UK such as Oxford. However, the generous aid packages mean that the actual price young…
Nearly 1 in 4 teachers think pupil premium funds may not be targeted at poorest students
…low income students in their schools, according to a new Sutton Trust poll released today. The pupil premium has been paid to schools since April 2011 to help them raise…
Katy Hampshire joins the Sutton Trust as Director of Programmes
…to volunteers from the world of work. Katy has also led programme delivery of the International Citizen Service at VSO (Voluntary Service Overseas) and, as a chartered accountant, she has…
The opening of applications for our 4th Apprenticeship Summer School cohort
…in the programme you’ll be able to make a more informed choice about whether an apprenticeship is right for you and if so, get an idea of which apprenticeships you…
Paving the way to better careers guidance in schools
…aspects of good practice when it comes to careers guidance, there is no overarching strategy to link elements up across the system. Indeed, there is currently no national government strategy…
If we really care about social mobility, we can’t forget about 16-19 year olds
Our Research, Communications and Policy intern Alice Gent looks at how the pandemic has impacted post-16 education. The news has been dominated by talk of education recovery recently. And –…