…from 43% in 2001 to 29% in 2005. So while not directly comparable, these latest results suggest a continuing downward trend, while Conservative support has doubled from 9% in 2005….
…from 43% in 2001 to 29% in 2005. So while not directly comparable, these latest results suggest a continuing downward trend, while Conservative support has doubled from 9% in 2005….
…educational achievement – and can be funded from existing budgets. BCG estimate that the average return for these policies is 6:1 – comparing the lifetime earnings benefits for the individuals…
…Social and Economic Research at Essex University looked at the test scores of 15,000 children born in 1989/1990 and compared these to previous cohorts born in 1958 and 1970, as…
…any Parliament to date. This includes just under three in ten who were educated at either Oxford or Cambridge universities. Oxford has produced 102 MPs serving in the 2010 Parliament….
…their better-off peers results in an impoverished society, and has existed for far too long. We look forward to applying our expertise to develop and scale up education projects so…
…that maths is essential in many jobs that are not traditionally associated with the subject, and that it is crucial that young people have the skills to adapt what they…