…that proposed by the PQA model in the consultation. In terms of access to HE amongst those whose parents did not attain tertiary education, it is slightly greater on average…
National study to track the pandemic’s effect on year 11 students’ life chances
…such as lack of access to computers and internet for online learning, gaps in confidence, and less parental support. Young people, commenting on their experience, said: Elif, Year 11, London:…
Lessons Learnt?
…36731 36917 1 33524 33744 33880 3 Government must learn lessons of Conservative education legacy https://www.suttontrust.com/news-opinion/all-news-opinion/government-must-learn-lessons-of-conservative-education-legacy/ Executive summary 1 light-green Changes over time School spending Spending per pupil in schools…
Digital Divide: Highlights from the latest session of the APPG on Social Mobility
…she was lucky that her local community were able to rally together to help the most vulnerable. But it shouldn’t be down to luck, she said, asking how it can…
The Sutton Trust responds to new Universities UK review
…Trust published polling which found that two-thirds of this year’s university entrants are in favour of removing predicted grades from university admissions and making decisions based on actual results: https://www.suttontrust.com/our-research/pqa-reforming-university-admissions/…
University applicants support overhaul of admissions, new polling shows
…have their grades under-predicted. https://www.suttontrust.com/our-research/rules-of-the-game-university-admissions/ Youthsight surveyed applicants who applied to university this year through UCAS, with polling carried out online through their applicant omnibus between the 11th to 15th…