Monthly Archives: December 2016

By Various Authors

In the most extensive research of British Muslims ever conducted, Policy Exchange in conjunction with the polling company ICM surveyed…

By Jonathan Dupont; Richard Howard

In this scoping paper, we look at the big questions surrounding a new Industrial Strategy: What is an Industrial Strategy?…

By Ralph Scott; Louis Reynolds

This report summarises the results of a Demos pilot project, which developed and tested new resources to help schools tackle…

By James O'Shaughnessy

Following the Brexit vote, there is an urgent need to heal the many divisions in British society. One of those…

By Jon Andrews; Jo Hutchinson

The second of two major Education Policy Institute (EPI) reports on selective schools and social mobility, this report assesses how…

By Nigel Keohane

Given the UK’s economic and fiscal position, it is not plausible to demand a one-off surge in expenditure. However, we…

By Laura Round; Kate Murray

With the launch of the Casey Review this month sparking fresh debate about the state of integration in the UK,…

By Edward Davies

As it stands, roughly 3 per cent of pupils at existing grammar schools are eligible for free school meals (which…

By Saskia Greenhalgh

Business is one of the best tools for social mobility that society has; driving employment and economic growth, and facilitating…