…than teachers elsewhere in the country. The biggest regional variations are for physics teachers: just over half of physics teachers in the East of England hold a relevant degree compared…
Top comprehensive schools take half the number of poorer pupils than the average
…intakes of top performing schools.” NOTES TO EDITORS The Sutton Trust will publish three reports on Tuesday 26th March: Selective Comprehensives: Scotland, Selective Comprehensives: Wales and Selective Comprehensives: GB, which…
A voice still to be heard
…membership paying £70-£130 a year in membership fees, which as the blueprint rightly notes, is lower than many comparable bodies, yet is rather more than teachers told NFER they would…
Unpaid internships undermine social mobility
…an internship. Perhaps most notably, we found that around 58,000 of them were unpaid, with over a quarter of graduates saying that they had previously completed an unpaid internship. This…
Back in the Boardroom with the Alumni Leadership Board
…one of our Alumni Leadership Board members or get in touch with the alumni team here at the Trust, we’d love to hear from you via alumni@suttontrust.com. Sutton Trust 1…
Levelling up in lockdown: apprenticeships and Covid-19
…impact and ensure that high quality apprenticeship providers are still standing to deliver the knowledge and skills they have spent years building. Going forward, apprenticeship starts are not going to…