…chief executives of FTSE companies are now non-British and were thus educated abroad. Just under a third of CEOs are currently from abroad, compared with less than one in ten…
Thousands of state school pupils shun top degree
…pupils from top performing independent schools on average make twice as many applications to leading research universities than their peers from state comprehensive schools with similar average A- level results….
Exams are back – but will they be fair for disadvantaged students?
…between higher absence rates and lower levels of attainment. What do we know about learning loss for this year’s exam students? We know that the pandemic is likely to have…
A Fair Start? How working early with children in West Cornwall is breaking down barriers
…West Cornwall is one of the most economically deprived and under resourced communities in England. As a result of a systemic infrastructure failure to meet the needs of the families…
A Fair Start: Extra nursery hours mean I can provide for my son
…He can ride a bike without stabilisers and can recognise letters from his name and mine. I know he gets different experiences at nursery that he can’t get at home…
Disadvantaged three- and four-year-olds ‘locked out’ of crucial early years opportunities
…but this only comes into effect if either or both parent earns over £100,000, meaning two parents could have a combined income of £199,998 and still be eligible. As a…