Tag: education

David Kingman looks at some new research to explore how intergenerational fairness plays out in different ways across the different regions of the UK

Good-quality teachers are vital to ensuring the success of the next generation – yet a new government report has warned that there are serious problems in equipping and retaining enough good teachers to keep up with the rising number of school pupils. David Kingman investigates 

The shock Labour party manifesto promise to remove tuition fees, as part of a pledge to young people in the recent General Election, has led to increasing scrutiny of the higher education finance system over the summer. Liz Emerson, IF Co-founder, investigates

Academic selection in higher education comes under fire in a recent paper. David Kingman considers the arguments 

David Kingman reports on a sudden drop in the number of people applying to study at university 

David Kingman looks at the findings of a recent report by the Institute of Fiscal Studies on the student loan system in England 

In the second of two blogs about intergenerational stories arising from newly-released British Social Attitudes Survey data, David Kingman explores attitudes towards immigration