…the state providing longer hours in school for better-off families – but this is exactly what is happening in the early years. In England, while all three-and-four-year-olds are entitled to…
An update on diversity and inclusion at the Sutton Trust
…we are trying to reach and support. The research showed us that we are targeting our programmes well and reaching the students who need our support the most. More specifically,…
Alumni Festival 2021 – registration now open!
We’re delighted to open registration and announce the programme for the first ever Sutton Trust Alumni Festival on 18-19 June 2021. Curated by our Alumni Leadership Board, this event is…
Ten things we need from the Education Recovery Plan to boost Social Mobility
…thrive – is widely accepted. But not all plans are the same. As Sir Kevan Collins, the Education Recovery Commissioner, prepares his proposals for government, there are ten key issues…
Student mental health during the pandemic
…problems for young people, with 18-24 year olds three times more likely to report that they were not enjoying day-to-day activities in April last year than they were in 2017/18….
No two journeys: Ethnic minorities
…their white counterparts. Additionally, the universities ethnic minorities tend to enrol in are lower ranked and they are also less likely to enter full-time employment after graduation compared to their…