…Services Ltd, alongside networking with their highly skilled and competent lawyers and trainees. The event began with an icebreaker to allow individuals to interact with one another and share their…
The cost of living crisis and its impact on education
…of these issues, for example, these teachers were more likely to report an increase in those coming into school hungry (56% vs 22%), coming into school without adequate winter clothing…
Sutton Trust response to A-level results 2022
Commenting on A-level results day today, Sir Peter Lampl, Founder and Chairman of the Sutton Trust and Chairman of the Education Endowment Foundation, said: “Today’s results are a pivotal moment…
Reflections on the evidence on Summer Schools
…undertaken by the Institute of Employment Studies, looked at outcomes for those who had successfully applied for a Summer School compared to those who did not get a place. As…
Pupils four times less likely to say they have received substantial guidance on apprenticeships than university
…to do so, compared to just over a third (34%) in private schools. COVID-19 has also had an impact on careers provision. 72% of teachers think the pandemic has negatively…
Why opening up access to the creative industries matters
…the LSE, writing in The Guardian this year. Add to this the risk that unpaid internships will increase in the wake of the economic downturn, alongside growing competition for those…