…come to fruition. This will include funding for a tax-free bonus of up to £6,000 per year in the first five years of their career, for teachers in key shortage…
Access to early years settings ahead of the general election
As the general election approaches, the walls of Whitehall and beyond will no doubt be abuzz with discussions on immediate policy priorities, with researchers and policymakers alike sharing their top…
A moment for change?
…can funding best support outcomes for all young children? What can be done to ensure provision is as stable a feature of communities as primary schools are? A change of…
How does the Conservative manifesto stack up on education and social mobility?
…for Students needs to maintain minimum quality standards in the delivery of courses, this plan seems to stray beyond that. Instead of deciding what young people should or shouldn’t be…
Closing the attainment gap in schools
…acutely in schools serving the poorest communities. Schools are having to step in to take on more and more responsibilities beyond teaching. Our latest research shows that 84% of teachers…
The stomping ground of the political elite: Why does Oxford produce so many Prime Ministers?
…Civil Law from the university. But why have so many Prime Ministers been to Oxford and how does the new Prime Minister compare to those who have come before him?…