Leadership
Socio-economic Patterns in School Admissions
The Sutton Trust sheds light on the intricate dynamics of school admissions, revealing socio-economic disparities that impact educational opportunities for keep reading
social mobility
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NEWS: Sir Peter Lampl retires from Sutton Trust
After 25 years, Sir Peter Lampl steps down as Executive Chairman of the Sutton Trust, having profoundly impacted social mobility keep reading
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NEWS: Low-income kids fall behind early teens
As reported by The Guardian. new research shows talented children from low-income backgrounds fall behind wealthier peers between ages 11 and keep reading
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NEWS: Public backs equal opportunities for youth
As reported by The Sutton Trust, new polling shows overwhelming support for government action to level the playing field and improve social keep reading
Money Talks
Headteachers call for schools to control England catch-up money
Criticism that government’s tutoring programme is patchy and overlooks the pandemic’s impact on resilience and social skills This is an keep reading
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Social barriers already limit career ambitions by age seven, study says
As reported by the BBC, according to a report from the OECD international economics think tank, by age seven limits keep reading
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Elitist Britain report: 'Government must commit to tackling and ending poverty and inequality', says NEU
Education unions have responded to the latest Elitist Britain report, which explores the educational backgrounds of leaders across the UK keep reading
Management & HR
Social mobility and schools
The latest State of the Nation report from the Social Mobility Commission highlights inequality in Britain and sets out key findings keep reading
Leadership
Labour announces new social justice initiative
Jeremy Corbyn has announced Labour’s intention to replace social mobility with social justice The Labour party has announced that it keep reading
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Social mobility has been stagnant for last four years, report shows
The latest State of the Nation report shows that inequality remains hugely problematic in the UK The latest State of keep reading