…schools would radically change. The number of children coming from the top 10% of household incomes would roughly halve, the study says, while the proportion of children coming from the…
…schools would radically change. The number of children coming from the top 10% of household incomes would roughly halve, the study says, while the proportion of children coming from the…
…schools to those who are able to afford the high fees is inequitable. ….. In a foreword to the report, Sir Peter Lampl, chairman of the Sutton Trust, speaks of…
…likely to achieve good A-level results, to take degrees and to attend the most selective universities. …… The Sutton Trust proposes an “open access” scheme that would open up independent…
…but the weakest are lagging far behind, research suggests. It concludes that there is “enormous variation” between chains, and the results and improvement of their disadvantaged pupils. The research, commissioned…
Richard Garner reports for the Independent on the varying performance of academy chains, as shown in the new Sutton Trust report. Some academy chains are “highly ineffective” in improving the…
…state schools, research has shown. GCSE results were above average in schools run by nine academy sponsors, for poor children and other pupils, academics found. The study, which looked at…