…impacting them. Their thoughts are feeding into our policy and programmes work, and they are actively shaping what we are offering to alumni over the coming months. How is Covid-19…
Independent school pupils twice as likely to get online lessons every day
…aged 2-18, from 1st – 3rd April 2020. Those with multiple children were asked to answer questions about both their youngest and oldest. Results are weighted to Nationally Representative proportions…
Most parents don’t feel confident about teaching their child
…closures. Almost half (47%) of middle class (ABC1) parents say they feel confident teaching their children at home, compared to just over a third (37%) of working class (C2DE) parents….
Examination cancellation: the impact of Covid-19 on students
…their desired sixth form, college, apprenticeship program or university. But now this has been taken away, and the outcome of many hours of hard work is uncertain. Instead of exams,…
The Sutton Trust responds to the news that exams are cancelled
…inaccurate in the vast majority of cases, and particularly disadvantage high-attaining poorer students. So it is welcome that the Department for Education has introduced a combination of methods to award…
Admissions of guilt: Why the social makeup of our schools matters
…years have documented how few children from poorer homes access the highest performing comprehensive schools – even when those schools are on their doorsteps. And what one school does has…