…end once a young person reaches 17. The commitment to strengthen careers advice and links with employers in schools and colleges recognises the importance of good careers advice and guidance…
New poll reveals major increase in cash-strapped schools cutting staff
…back on teaching staff, teaching assistants and support staff compared to last year due to a squeeze on their finances, according to new polling released today. Secondary schools appear to…
What we’ve learned from the COSMO Study
…coming years. COSMO cohort timeline 2019-2023 Social mobility is ultimately about pathways: in particular the different pathways that lives take depending on their starting point. By the time they reached…
How has the National Tutoring Programme changed the tutoring landscape – and what next for the NTP?
…these are limited in scope, with no national plan to increase access. The tutoring landscape completely changed with the pandemic and the subsequent creation of the National Tutoring Programme (NTP)….
Student voices: The cost of living crisis
…participate in any society sports due to the “high initial joining fees”, meaning they feel left out compared to their peers. These opportunities are important for the wellbeing and skills…
How can educators help shift the dial on vocational pathways?
…our research has found that twice as many young people from higher income families are securing places on degree apprenticeship pathways, compared to those young people from low socio-economic backgrounds….