…6%. Furthermore, 20% of the 1,607 teachers surveyed said they did not know what their main priority for pupil premium funding was. …. Sir Peter Lampl, chair of the Sutton…
Pupil premium ‘plugs budget holes’
BT.com reporting on our Pupil Premium polling. Some schools are using extra funding designed to help their poorest pupils to boost the results of all youngsters, or to plug holes…
MPF awards: The Sutton Trust presents award to Grant Thornton
…the Trust are proud to present such an important award. This year Programmes Manager Claire Maton was delighted to present the award to Grant Thornton, an incredible firm that is…
Poor students ‘lose on grade predictions’
…forecast by their schools. But the charity warns that poorer students are more likely to have their grades under-predicted. Report author Dr Gill Wyness said it was vital that “disadvantaged…
Disadvantaged schools struggling most with teacher recruitment
…vacancies they have. A further 25 per cent said they anticipated serious recruitment difficulties or were certain they will end up having to use teachers who are not suitably qualified,…
Britain’s dying dream of social mobility
…social mobility: high income inequality, high social segregation in housing, less social connectivity in communities, fewer two parent families, and poorly performing schools. Falling absolute mobility Workers’ wages have declined…