…for the Education Endowment Foundation (EEF) into the impact of Covid-19 on school readiness found the area that schools were most concerned about, after reopening in September 2020, was communication…
Different lockdown, same problems?
…students would not have access to a device for online learning, compared to just 2% in the most affluent. Access to the internet was also an issue in the first…
Two-thirds of socially mobile people have stayed where they grew up
…selective universities, and opening up the best comprehensive, grammar and independent schools to young people of all backgrounds. Sir Peter Lampl, founder and chairman of the Sutton Trust, said: “Research…
Parents slightly more likely to advise uni than apprenticeship
…on apprenticeships. Over a quarter (28%) said they wouldn’t feel confident advising their child to take an apprenticeship, compared to 18% who were not confident about giving advice on university….
Call to tighten admissions to primaries as over 1,500 are shown to be highly socially selective
…The Sutton Trust has previously published research on admissions to comprehensive schools highlighting the social selectivity of some comprehensives and grammar schools. See Selective Comprehensives and Poor Grammar. Our Parent…
Sutton Trust’s response to Higher Education Green Paper
…a new Office for Students may reduce the independence of the access regulator and compromise the Prime Minister’s goal. Office for Students We cautiously welcome the opportunities that the proposed…