…the early years pointed out that it was difficult for settings to communicate with parents during the pandemic if they didn’t have internet or an appropriate device. Those living in…
How speech and language therapists have supported early years practitioners during the pandemic
…for the Education Endowment Foundation (EEF) into the impact of Covid-19 on school readiness found the area that schools were most concerned about, after reopening in September 2020, was communication…
Different lockdown, same problems?
…students would not have access to a device for online learning, compared to just 2% in the most affluent. Access to the internet was also an issue in the first…
Two-thirds of socially mobile people have stayed where they grew up
…of data from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) Longitudinal Study (LS) finds that over two-thirds of the most socially mobile people born in 1965-1971 and 1975-1981 have never made…
Parents slightly more likely to advise uni than apprenticeship
…One in five parents (20%) felt that the quality of some apprenticeships is poor. The polling also highlights a lack of confidence amongst parents when it comes to giving advice…
Sutton Trust’s response to Higher Education Green Paper
…a new Office for Students may reduce the independence of the access regulator and compromise the Prime Minister’s goal. Office for Students We cautiously welcome the opportunities that the proposed…