…and vocational education organised by the Sutton Trust in partnership with Pearson. One third (34%) of people say a degree-level apprenticeship would be better for somebody’s future career prospects than…
New generation of top Olympians from comprehensive schools
…national heroes coming from comprehensive and other state schools. “But alumni of private schools are still over-represented among our medalists. Although some state schools have improved support for competitive sport…
Comprehensively Fair: Consultation
To help create a fairer system, we want to create concrete guidance that can help schools and local authorities implement admissions policies that work for families and schools across the…
School admissions dashboard: How does your school compare?
…schools take in fewer disadvantaged pupils than live in their catchment area. Explore our interactive map to see how rates of Free School Meal eligibility in schools compare to their…
Sir Peter Lampl comments on Social Mobility Commission’s report
Commenting on the Social Mobility Commission’s report on disadvantaged pupils’ progress at secondary school, Sir Peter Lampl, Founder and Chairman of the Sutton Trust and Chairman of the Education Endowment…
New MPs more likely to have been educated at state schools
Yesterday’s general election may have changed the political landscape, but the educational profile of the House of Commons is relatively unchanged, research from the Sutton Trust reveals today. 29% of…