…the College acquiring. It talks of expecting its members to embark on a ‘professional journey’ from subject knowledge to leadership, with certification en route. It plans to run professional development…
Top comprehensive schools take half the number of poorer pupils than the average
…intakes of top performing schools.” NOTES TO EDITORS The Sutton Trust will publish three reports on Tuesday 26th March: Selective Comprehensives: Scotland, Selective Comprehensives: Wales and Selective Comprehensives: GB, which…
The Social Composition of Top Comprehensive Schools
…of schools). Social selection is evident in top comprehensive schools: the overall proportion of pupils eligible for free school meals at the 200 highest performing comprehensives is 5.6%, compared to…
Evaluating EasyPeasy
…that, by age five, a child’s development is highly predictive of their future outcomes in attainment, health & wellbeing, and future earnings. We also know, categorically, that the early years…
New research reveals worrying links between poverty, mental health and GCSE grades
…briefings includes 12,828 young people, of whom 9,330 also had a parent complete the survey. Data from the study is available from the UK Data Service: https://beta.ukdataservice.ac.uk/datacatalogue/doi/?id=9000 Levels of psychological…
Losing focus
…complexity that is meaningful only to dedicated statisticians and mislabelling a host of improving schools as failures. Taken together – and a lot of the changes are phased – there…