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Ten Year Review of Sutton Trust Summer Schools

1st March 2008

Sutton Trust Summer School students from non-traditional backgrounds do well in degrees.

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Knowing Where to Study? Fees, Bursaries and Fair Access

2nd February 2008

Poorer students have little knowledge of bursaries on offer, and some are deterred from university by fear of debt, according to research from Staffordshire...

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University Admissions by Individual Schools

1st February 2008

This study documents the extent to which a few highly socially and academically selective schools dominate admissions to the country's leading research universities.

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MORI Teachers’ Survey 2007

30th December 2007

Survey of 500 teachers reveals that only half would generally recommend their brightest students to apply to Oxbridge.

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Recent Changes in Intergenerational Mobility in Britain

1st December 2007

The vast majority of England's most socially selective state secondary schools are non-grammar schools, a major review carried out for the Sutton Trust reveals...

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Summary: Recent Changes in Intergenerational Mobility in the UK

1st December 2007

Social mobility in the UK remains at the low level it was for those born in 1970, with recent generations of children's educational outcomes...

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Room to Play: Phase 2 – Interim Research Report

1st November 2007

One of the most recent initiatives from PEEP is the Sutton Trust Shopping Centre Project, an innovative drop-in style provision underpinned by the PEEP...

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Summary: Room to Play: Phase 2 – Interim Research Report

1st November 2007

One of the most recent initiatives from PEEP is the Sutton Trust Shopping Centre Project.

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Investing for Impact

10th October 2007

A report on the returns to investments in educational programmes based on work by The Boston Consulting Group.

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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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