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EPRS 19/20 21 |
Report for the Northern Powerhouse Partnership on Adjusted Progress 8
This report from the Northern Powerhouse argues for a new ‘Adjust Progress 8’ measure which takes a number of key pupil indicators into account. |
EPRS 19/20 22 |
Improving Social and Emotional Learning in Primary Schools
This report from the Education Endowment Foundation outlines the benefits of Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) and offers 6 evidence-based recommendations for schools. |
EPRS 19/20 23 |
Gaming the System
This report from the Office of the Children’s Commissioner presents research on children’s experiences of the games they play online. |
EPRS 19/20 24 |
Comparing International GCSEs and GCSEs in England, 2018
This report from the DfE compares the results achieved by independent school pupils in GCSEs and international GCSEs. |
EPRS 19/20 25 |
Mobility Manifesto 2019
In this report the Sutton Trust launches an ambitious ‘Mobility Manifesto’, which outlines 10 key policies designed to improve opportunities across all phases of education. |
EPRS 19/20 26 |
Special Educational Needs and Disabilities
This report from the House of Commons Education Committee follows on from a recent inquiry into the implementation of the government’s special needs reforms. |
EPRS 19/20 27 |
Office for Students’ Value for Money Strategy 2019 to 2021
This report from the OfS sets out a strategy for determining the extent to which the higher education system is delivering value for money for all. |
EPRS 19/20 28 |
At What cost? Students’ Views on Augar, Funding and the Cost of Living
This report from the Higher Education Policy Institute presents findings from a recent survey of students in England. |
EPRS 19/20 29 |
Further Education Pathways: Securing a Healthy and Successful Life after Education
This report from the Education Policy Institute looks at the outcomes for young people who follow a further education pathway rather than a traditional academic route. |
EPRS 19/20 30 |
Digital experience insights survey 2019
This report from the Jisc presents findings from a survey of staff in further and higher education which explored their use of and access to digital services. |
Points of Information No.212 |
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