…my repeated requests when I called her to come for a meal. I now understand better that it was all part of Nancy’s development and that I should have first…
Independence and Access
…universities. You might expect businesses to share facilities with the community, but would you expect them to share commercial confidences? In fact, 83 of our 148 schools gave detailed examples…
Chain Effects
…mobility, it’s what’s happening in the 1,000 sponsored academies that’s most interesting. These are the schools, often serving disadvantaged communities, which are in the best position to improve the fortunes…
Sir Peter Lampl: We don’t need no grandiose education
…Oxbridge than 2,000 state schools and colleges combined. While the gap in GCSE results between pupils from the poorest homes — those entitled to free school meals — and other…
Sir Peter Lampl: Funding scheme opens doors to study in the US
…the final two years. As a distinguished former Harvard president put it to me, the objective of a Harvard education is that you come out knowing a little bit about…
James Turner: Government should sponsor private day schools to boost equality
…Oxbridge than a student on free school meals, for example. And the top professions remain dominated by those who have been schooled in the independent sector, which educates just 7%…