MORI computer table breakdown. 1089 20041201 2004 23667…
What do Labour have in store for educational inequality and social mobility?
…are more socially selective than the average grammar school, with a 40% shortfall of free school meals pupils at the highest attaining comprehensive schools compared to the average. That’s why…
Sutton Trust analysis of Labour cabinet
…25 Cabinet ministers, 40%** went to Oxford or Cambridge. Percentage (%) of UK Cabinet privately educated over time Commenting, Nick Harrison, Chief Executive of the Sutton Trust, said: “This Cabinet…
England’s apprenticeship system lagging behind international competitors
…degree and higher apprenticeships for young people under 25 in key sectors such as medicine. Commenting, Nick Harrison, CEO of the Sutton Trust, said: ‘Apprenticeships can be positive drivers of…
The cost of living crisis and its impact on education
…of these issues, for example, these teachers were more likely to report an increase in those coming into school hungry (56% vs 22%), coming into school without adequate winter clothing…
Reflections on the APPG on social mobility
…might mean for the next generation of students. The message about social mobility and education was clear; much more needs to be done, and COVID-19 is both an opportunity and…