…plans, 26 per cent said they wouldn’t be prepared to pay for it and 47 per cent said they would not be prepared to pay more than £30. Lee Elliot…
School closures lead to lower social mobility and billions in lost earnings for the covid generation
…likely concentrated amongst those without higher education qualifications, the analysis was adjusted for different progression rates to higher education by SEG. Combining the information sources and assuming a 20-year persistency…
Background to Success
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White working class boys from poor neighbourhoods unlikely to do A-levels
…for the pupil premium for all disadvantaged pupils, including high achieving disadvantaged pupils. Disadvantaged pupils are given support through the premium, which should be used to encourage reading for pleasure,…
High potential, but for how long?
…team of teachers as highly able coordinators, a group of staff with collective responsibility for implementing programmes and practices for the highly able. To use Pupil Premium to ensure disadvantaged…
Selective Comprehensives
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