…intake is complex but we do know, however, that schools serving disadvantaged communities are more likely to get a lower Ofsted grade for behaviour. Workload is also consistently mentioned, across…
Frequently asked questions
…on which university you apply to, so double check with them if you want to know more. Can the Sutton Trust come to speak about programmes at events? As we’re…
National study to track the pandemic’s effect on year 11 students’ life chances
…We work with our many partners to benefit everyone through knowledge, talent and ideas. Operating across the whole of the UK with a combined budget of more than £7 billion,…
New data shows large inequalities in use of private tutoring, but National Tutoring Programme is levelling the playing field
…suffered as a result of COVID-19. 76% of Year 11s compared to 34% in Year 7. 31% of FSM students strongly agreed that the pandemic affected their progress, compared to…
One-third of MPs in new House of Commons was privately educated
…colleagues. MPs educated at comprehensive schools now make up 49% of the House, a rise from 43% in 2010. Comprehensive schools were attended by almost two thirds of Labour MPs…
Sir Peter Lampl comments on Education Select Committee report on multi-academy trusts
Commenting on the Education Select Committee’s report on the performance, accountability and expansion of multi-academy trusts, Sir Peter Lampl, Founder and Executive Chairman of the Sutton Trust, said: “The Committee…