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Baby Bonds

21st March 2014

This report includes a review of literature on attachment theory and considers its implications for public policy, particularly for disadvantaged children.

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Ballots and Banding

27th February 2014

This report analyses examples of how some local authorities and schools use pupil banding as part of the Year 7 admissions process.

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Pathways to Banking

28th January 2014

This report summarises research revealing how the financial services sector disproportionately recruits students with an independent education.

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Sound Foundations

22nd January 2014

This report provides a literature review of the evidence on the quality of early childhood education and care for children under three.

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Parent Power?

18th December 2013

This report uses YouGov polling to present a fascinating insight into the extent to which professional parents are able to gain an advantage over...

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Family background and access to high ‘status’ universities

13th November 2013

At least a quarter of the access gap to the top universities in England, the United States and Australia cannot be explained by academic...

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Poor Grammar: Entry Into Grammar Schools Disadvantaged Pupils In England

8th November 2013

Research into grammar schools admissions reveals that that 2.7% of entrants to grammar schools are entitled to free school meals, whereas 12.7% of entrants...

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The Creation, Development And Present State Of Grammar Schools In England

8th November 2013

Report Overview A review of the developments in the grammar school system in England up to June 2013, written by David Jesson....

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Access to Grammar Schools for Disadvantaged Pupils

7th November 2013

This research by Amy Skipp and Fay Sadro looks at why children from disadvantaged backgrounds go or don’t go to grammar schools.

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COSMO Study

Major new cohort study examining the long-term impact of the pandemic on educational inequality and social mobility.

 

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