…has fallen amongst younger MPs, who were educated in a principally comprehensive system. House of Lords The Lords were almost twice as likely as their Commons counterparts to have been…
18,000 fewer mature students apply to university since fees increase
…www.ucas.com/data-analysis/key-analysis . 5. HEFCE’s analysis of part-time students can be found athttp://www.hefce.ac.uk/about/intro/abouthighereducationinengland/impact/ 6. There are several reasons why we have come to different conclusions from UCAS on selective universities: the…
The Recent Evolution of Apprenticeships
…following government reforms and the COVID-19 pandemic. The composition has also shifted from almost complete domination by low and intermediate level apprenticeships to one where higher and degree apprenticeships constitute…
Our biggest ever year of employer engagement for Pathways
…Law Commission Liberty Human Rights Maitland Chambers Manchester Business and Property Courts Forum Michelmores LLP Ministry of Justice Mishcon de Reya NatWest Group Nesta Newfields Law Orbis Investment Management Parklane…
Independent school pupils twice as likely to get online lessons every day
…advantaged state schools. Today’s research highlights how schools with different levels of affluence face different challenges during the crisis. It comes after the government announced a package of measures to…
The Sutton Trust responds to the Social Mobility Commission’s research into the class pay gap
Commenting on the Social Mobility Commission’s research into the class pay gap, Dr Lee Elliot Major, Chief Executive of the Sutton Trust, said: “We know too well that graduates from…