Only 7% of children are privately educated, yet they go on to dominate England teams. We must ensure the exceptions don’t become even rarer

Reflecting on our 2026 UK Summer Schools.

An analysis of the 'nepo baby' debate, exploring its origins, its connection to British class, and what it reveals about social mobility today.

Supporting school leaders with attainment and post-18 progression.

Our response to the OECD’s PISA 2025 results.

Our survey of graduates and employers reveals the state of play in internships.

Exploring the dynamics of social mobility beyond attainment and earnings.

Tackling crisis 'not just about finding most disadvantaged'

The importance of supporting all young people, no matter their background.

Interrogating the debate around the value of a university degree.

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| The Real Learnings from Results Day

Our analysis of 2026 Level 3 results.

Privately educated Londoners still dominate decision-making. We now have a chance to reverse that trend.

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Our analysis of 2026 Level 3 results.

What to look for on Level 3 Results Day 2026.

Behind the South West's postcard image, poverty and isolation are limiting opportunities for many young people.

Angel is an alumna of the FEA’s Youth Steering Group. In this article she shares her experience of studying at Vanderbilt University in the USA with the Sutton Trust Fulbright US Programme.

Reflecting on Wendy Chamberlain MP's recent visit to the Sutton Trust Summer School at the University of St Andrews.