The Sutton Trust has published new polling commissioned for the BBC on the impact of the rising cost-of-living on university students. The polling explores students’ experiences of undertaking paid work…
Teachers report growing numbers of hungry, cold and tired pupils
…Meals, were more likely to say there were more pupils unable to afford lunch, at 59%, compared to 44% of those in the least deprived schools. This indicates that pupils…
Building back better, what can the education sector learn from the pandemic?
…also covering parents of very young children, to help them to better support their toddlers. Another interviewee also highlighted the hard work of poorly paid, and often female early years…
The Sutton Trust comments on “Where Next?”
Today the Sutton Trust responds to “Where Next?”, UCAS’ report on student choice and careers advice. Commenting, Sir Peter Lampl, founder and chair of the Sutton Trust, said: “This new…
Sutton Trust comment on EPI report on the early years workforce
…Trust, said: “It is deeply concerning to see further evidence of the pandemic’s damaging impacts on the early years sector. The Sutton Trust’s own research has highlighted that a third…
Generations of talent being lost through lack of investment in early years workforce
…years to come.” Speaking on behalf of the Early Years Workforce Commission, Julie Hyde, Executive Director of Education and Training at CACHE and NCFE, said: “The Early Years Workforce Commission…