…the intersections of race, socio-economic status and attainment given the increased pool of black and minority ethnic students in our target population, in comparison to the general population. We also…
New research brief finds UK admissions system an international outlier
…an informed choice on their university options with their grades in hand. However, a change to PQA would be the most significant university admissions reform in decades. The Trust highlights…
Alumni Festival 2021 – registration now open!
…being made by alumni, for alumni. It will offer support to all those who have come through a Sutton Trust programme in their education and career journeys, and will celebrate…
Mobilising technology: what we’ve learned
…It has been important to understand the specific needs of 16-18 year-olds we work with, as we have seen fewer digital access issues among this group compared with pre-16 students….
How the National Tutoring Programme can help mitigate the effects of school closures
…resource that for too long has only been accessible to those who can afford it, and the NTP is designed to change that. Importantly, tutoring will be most powerful when…
Fair pay, fair chance: supporting the ban on unpaid internships
…of this practice, as it privileges those with wealth and connections over lower and middle-income young people- particularly in competitive industries like politics, journalism and the creative industries. Previous Sutton…