…child’s development or wellbeing during the pandemic. Additionally, recent EEF research has found that 96% of schools are concerned about communication and language development in children who first started school…
What is it like being a Development Intern at the Trust?
…to develop an understanding of the sector. How/where did you find the internship? I found the internship on a jobs website specifically for charity-sector jobs (https://www.charityjob.co.uk/) What has been the…
Background to Success
…professional impartial advisers. Targeted local programmes to drive up school standards. 5038 20151112 2015 23734 2 Press release: White working class boys from poor neighbourhoods unlikely to do A-levels https://www.suttontrust.com/news-opinion/all-news-opinion/white-working-class-boys-from-poor-neighbourhoods-unlikely-to-do-a-levels/…
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…
International inequalities
…least advantaged five year olds biggest in the US, but UK still lags behind Canada and Australia https://www.suttontrust.com/news-opinion/all-news-opinion/reading-gap-between-most-and-least-advantaged-five-year-olds-biggest-in-the-us-but-uk-still-lags-behind-canada-and-australia/ Key Findings 1 pink 1 Educational inequalities are large in the UK,…
A fair start? Increasing funding for disadvantaged children in early years settings
…the challenges some of these children face in reaching their potential. Yet it is currently set at £302 per year in early years settings compared to £1345 in primary age…