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‘Little progress’ made opening up top jobs to state-educated people – charity
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Moves to ban ‘exploitative’ unpaid internships a step closer
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State schools falling behind private schools in AI ‘digital divide’ – report
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Map reveals the London areas top of country’s social mobility league
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University chiefs unveil plan for more consistent approach to contextual offers
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Starmer accused of ‘fudging the facts’ of his schooling
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Growing gap in access to internships, study suggests
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Tuition fee rise ‘morally wrong’ and only a ‘sticking plaster’ for universities
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Gap between private and state school pupils going to top universities widens
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Extra childcare places in new school-based nurseries available from next year
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Expansion of funded childcare could tackle large disadvantage ‘gap in enrolment’
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Regional gaps in GCSE results remain
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Gap in GCSE results between private and state schools widens at highest level
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Students receive A-level results after pandemic and concrete crisis disruptions
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Starmer’s first Cabinet ‘the most diverse on record for education background’
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Nearly two in three MPs educated in state comprehensive schools – analysis
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Nearly 2.1 million pupils in England now eligible for free school meals
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Majority want maintenance grants reintroduced for poorest students – poll
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More than two in three school leaders report teaching assistant cuts – poll
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Government’s childcare scheme may widen ‘inequalities’ among preschool children
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Barely a mention of education in autumn statement, say unions
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‘Growing disparity’ between most and least advantaged A-level students
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Students receive A-level results as ministers aim to return to pre-Covid grading
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Students receiving exam results may switch to apprenticeships amid cost concerns
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Disadvantaged high attainers achieve ‘one GCSE grade lower’ than affluent peers
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Nearly one in four pupils in England eligible for free school meals
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Talking Point: Does the City have a class problem?
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‘Highly disturbing’ study finds mental health issues rising among young people
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One in four have had their accents mocked at work
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