…back on teaching staff, teaching assistants and support staff compared to last year due to a squeeze on their finances, according to new polling released today. Secondary schools appear to…
What we’ve learned from the COSMO Study
…to protect children and young people from less well-off backgrounds from the worst effects of the pandemic. From the introduction of furlough itself and the Mutual Aid community groups that…
How has the National Tutoring Programme changed the tutoring landscape – and what next for the NTP?
…is helping to level the playing field when it comes to access. Data from the COVID Social Mobility and Opportunities (COSMO) Study, a major new longitudinal study looking at young…
Student voices: The cost of living crisis
…student we spoke to did ask their family for financial support, but said “it was not a comfortable or easy experience”, describing the “sense of guilt” they had about asking…
How can educators help shift the dial on vocational pathways?
…our research has found that twice as many young people from higher income families are securing places on degree apprenticeship pathways, compared to those young people from low socio-economic backgrounds….
Sutton Trust responds to government announcement on post-16 maths
Commenting on the Prime Minister’s plans for pupils to study maths up to the age of 18, Sir Peter Lampl, founder and Chairman of the Sutton Trust and Chairman of…