…before the British general election, a proud newspaper resigned itself to the view that little good could come from the use of statistics by politicians. An editorial in the Guardian…
…before the British general election, a proud newspaper resigned itself to the view that little good could come from the use of statistics by politicians. An editorial in the Guardian…
…and they must have the resources they need. We also need a radical revival of good leadership development programmes, something lost in recent years. “We welcome the Government’s continued commitment…
…danger is that the focus on such massive structural change will distract ministers and regional commissioners from getting it right in weaker schools, academies and chains, not least in areas…
…on pupils’ life chances, but others have seriously underperformed and have expanded too rapidly. The Sutton Trust compiles an annual analysis of their effectiveness at helping the most disadvantaged pupils…
…women appointed to boards at FTSE 100 companies, for example. The Coalition Government set up a Social Mobility Business Compact to encourage employers to be more open to people from…
…medicine, journalism and politics, it was announced today. The announcement comes after the Sutton Trust published Leading People 2016, a report showing that the top of the UK’s leading professions…