…ability to find suitable teachers. This compares to a third (35 per cent) of teachers in state secondary schools with the lowest number of disadvantaged pupils and just 11 percent…
England’s Lionesses – a class act?
…success, we’ve also looked at England’s current squad of Lionesses, and the results are no different, with the squad made up almost entirely of players who went to comprehensives (94%),…
Making the case for contextual admissions
…choice. The Government’s Social Mobility Commission said recently that social mobility in the UK had stagnated. Inequality is now entrenched in Britain from birth to work. If we are serious…
Parents still prefer university to apprenticeships
…do a degree-level apprenticeship. Slightly more parents (31 per cent) said they’d advise university over an apprenticeship (27 per cent), while another quarter (23 per cent) said they thought the…
‘Pay teachers more at deprived schools’
Nicola Woolcock covers the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Social Mobility’s report, for which the Sutton Trust provides the Secretariat, in an article for the Times. Teachers should be paid more…
Apprenticeships for all
…people from disadvantaged backgrounds. The Education Select Committee’s recent report on apprenticeships highlighted Government’s consistent failure to break through on this. That is why Labour when the Institute for Apprenticeships…