…professional social group A sent their eldest child to a private/independent school,7 compared with less than 2% of those from C2 (the skilled working class). Those who did so cited…
The cost of living crisis and its impact on education
…of these issues, for example, these teachers were more likely to report an increase in those coming into school hungry (56% vs 22%), coming into school without adequate winter clothing…
Sutton Trust response to A-level results 2022
Commenting on A-level results day today, Sir Peter Lampl, Founder and Chairman of the Sutton Trust and Chairman of the Education Endowment Foundation, said: “Today’s results are a pivotal moment…
Pupils four times less likely to say they have received substantial guidance on apprenticeships than university
CAREERS EDUCATION REMAINS PATCHY DESPITE RECENT IMPROVEMENTS Less than a third of 17- and 18-year-olds have completed work experience. Nearly a third of state school teachers say they don’t have…
Why opening up access to the creative industries matters
…commitment – to start off on low or no pay in sports journalism. She claimed, “There is a reason not everyone makes it in this business,” and that she didn’t…
Sutton Trust and EEF response to education recovery package
…adequate technology for all of their pupils. Nearly double the number of middle-class children are completing 5 hours of schoolwork per day, compared to their working-class peers. The report recommended…