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A new generational contract
The Intergenerational Commission was convened by the Resolution Foundation to explore questions of intergenerational fairness that have
Technical fault
Since its launch in June 2016, the Intergenerational Commission has uncovered a wealth of evidence that raises
Educational disadvantage: how does England compare?
Analysis by the Education Policy Institute (EPI) and Professors John Jerrim and Toby Greany at the UCL
Productivity takes leave?
May” children, holiday babies and post-tenure pregnancies: these are some of the labels attached to women’s choices
Apprenticeship training in England – a cost-effective model for firms?
A new report by internationally renowned economist, Professor Dr Stefan Wolter (University of Bern), produced in partnership
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The Intergenerational Commission was convened by the Resolution Foundation to explore questions of intergenerational fairness that have risen up the…
Read moreSince its launch in June 2016, the Intergenerational Commission has uncovered a wealth of evidence that raises questions about the…
Read moreAnalysis by the Education Policy Institute (EPI) and Professors John Jerrim and Toby Greany at the UCL Institute of Education…
Read moreMay” children, holiday babies and post-tenure pregnancies: these are some of the labels attached to women’s choices of having children…
Read moreA new report by internationally renowned economist, Professor Dr Stefan Wolter (University of Bern), produced in partnership with the Education…
Read moreThis report by the Education Policy Institute examines the latest trends in local authority maintained school balances, and assesses whether…
Read moreThe Education Policy Institute has published a comprehensive analysis of the early years workforce in England. The analysis studies the…
Read moreHigh-quality textbooks and teaching methods are needed to ensure children from all backgrounds receive the rigorous education they deserve. According…
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Recent GCSE results have shown that on average, pupils with English as an Additional Language (EAL) outperformed children whose first…
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