…(68.2% compared to 67.3%), and the highest grades (7/A and above), up 1.2pp from 20.8% to 22%. England has seen bigger falls in grades compared to the other nations, as…
…(68.2% compared to 67.3%), and the highest grades (7/A and above), up 1.2pp from 20.8% to 22%. England has seen bigger falls in grades compared to the other nations, as…
…times more likely to reach the top fifth of earners, compared to those in Newcastle upon Tyne Central and West (20% compared to 6% respectively). Average earnings at age 28…
Carl Cullinane on the background to the Selective Comprehensives report. Today, around half a million families across England will discover which secondary school their child will be attending from September….
…child is in provision for 15 hours a week. Increasing hours beyond 15-20 per week does not appear to further increase externalising behaviour, except for non-disadvantaged children, and only if…
…3 Nearly two-thirds of new cabinet attended independent schools and almost half attended Oxbridge https://www.suttontrust.com/?p=30720&preview=true 3 Key Findings 1 pink 61% of the cabinet were educated at fee-paying schools, while…
…1992. 20220907 2022 30348 1 24470 28129 25478 3 More than two-thirds of new cabinet attended independent schools https://www.suttontrust.com/news-opinion/all-news-opinion/more-than-two-thirds-of-new-cabinet-attended-independent-schools/ 68% The proportion of the new cabinet who were…