…us to reveal the extend of the imbalance in admissions. The results demonstrate that the students from non-privileged backgrounds who are achieving high scores at GCSE and A-level are not…
…us to reveal the extend of the imbalance in admissions. The results demonstrate that the students from non-privileged backgrounds who are achieving high scores at GCSE and A-level are not…
…made available for those wishing to become primary teachers, other work-based opportunities should be opened to new graduates wanting to enter the primary sector There should be a focus on…
…socio-economic backgrounds are much less likely to apply to and win a place at the most selective institutions than their better-off peers. There are many factors that contribute to this,…
…an apprenticeship due to lack of supply in their preferred location. purple 20% Just a fifth of degree apprenticeships are aged 20 or under. green 5% Fewer apprentices are eligible…
…workless households are unable to access extra early education support. This means that the very children who would benefit most from additional provision are locked out, and they are already…
…of senior leaders reporting that they have cut trips and outings has more than doubled since last year, at 50% compared to 21% in last year’s survey. Schools in the…