Majority of Sunak's Cabinet educated at fee-paying schools
Analysis shows only 23 went to a comprehensive school, while 13 attended a grammar.
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Majority of Sunak's Cabinet educated at fee-paying schools
Analysis shows only 23 went to a comprehensive school, while 13 attended a grammar.
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Prime ministers and private schools
Cutting education budgets could be ‘difficult’ for Sunak given the cost of his children’s schools
Source: theweek.co.uk
PwC's New World New Skills scheme fuels levelling up
The firm’s social mobility schemes aim to help young people develop strong, transferable skills that will set them up for solid careers.
United Kingdom Hollie Crompton Firm One Day Skillsbuilder Partnership Mobility Commission Mobility Foundation
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'Posh' schools point the way to Downing Street Newsroom Panama
Oct 25, 2022 - Rishi Sunak’s route to Downing Street is strikingly similar to that taken by a significant number of his predecessors says The Week. “Like many p
Source: newsroompanama.com
2022 secondary school GCSE performance data: 7 key findings
The Department for Education has published its provisional secondary school performance data this morning
Source: schoolsweek.co.uk
The Prince And I: At St Andrews With William — Lessons In Politics And Bicycles
The author was at university with the future monarch, who was evidently an object of fascination for many on campus, and a seemingly decent person. Still, with the death of Queen Elizabeth and the ascension of King Charles, we should remember that Prince William is also the embodiment of something sinister.
Source: worldcrunch.com
The cost-of-living crisis will force students to choose between studying and eating | Chelsie Henshaw
Student loans and grants are not rising to match inflation – and the least privileged are being hit hardest, says journalist Chelsie Henshaw
Source: theguardian.com
Revealed: Schoolchildren hardest hit by Covid lockdowns
More than three quarters of pupils believe their academic progress suffered because of lockdowns
Peter Lampl University College London Sutton Trust Uk Coronavirus Lockdown State Schools Education News
Source: telegraph.co.uk