The Knowledge

What the media say about youth – and its impact

A new report reveals pervasive negative media portrayals of young people and how these affect how they perceive themselves

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Elise Temple
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The Knowledge: How many children are missing from education?

A new report from the Education Policy Institute shows the number is vastly under-estimated

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Whitney Crenna-Jennings
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What can schools do to deliver Labour’s youth guarantee?

The government has just made a very strong case for investing in much-improved careers education. Our report shows how...

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Oli De Botton
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Early years nutrition is vital in addressing educational inequalities

A new report by EPI reveals inequalities that start long before school and affect educational trajectories - and how...

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Dr Kerris Cooper
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What’s the latest on behaviour in schools?

School Surveys' ‘Behaviour Barometer’ report has a few surprises in store about behaviour in schools

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Harry Fletcher-Wood
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Does belonging really matter – and what does it look like?

The benefits of fostering belonging are as broad as they are well-evidenced – and we even know how to...

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Kathryn Riley
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How can education start to address STEM shortages?

Shortages and lack of diversity threaten the vital STEM sector, and EPI's new report shows school is crucial to...

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Louis Hodge
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Is teacher collaboration ‘worth it’?

Teachers enjoy it, but how can we be sure collaboration leads to better decisions and outcomes?

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Dr Ourania Maria Ventista and C.J. Rauch
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How we’ll meet Labour’s (very) ambitious work experience goal

New research shows the scale of the challenge involved in meeting the government’s aim of two weeks’ work experience...

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Chris Kenyon