ADR UK is funding 6 Research Fellows to conduct research demonstrating the #policy impact potential of ADR England flagship datasets. This was the first ADR UK fellowship opportunity that invited applications across all ADR England flagship datasets. adruk.org/our-work/brows…

Our centre director @lindsey_mac about to give the keynote in Trondheim at the Workshop on Education Economics & Policy (WEEP) on intergenerational mobility and inequalities in opportunities

📢Excited to announce the full line-up for the Centre for Ed Policy & Equalising Opportunities seminar series this term! 📢 Seminars are held 3-4pm on Thursdays with in-person and hybrid options available. You can sign up for our first seminar with Angharad Butler-Rees on 28th September here: tinyurl.com/8f7afbu2

Join us tomorrow for the first of our Autumn term seminars, with the brilliant Angharad Butler-Rees

Our Director and Deputy Director spoke on a panel to an audience of Department for Education economists this morning on 'How can the education system support the labour market?' @lindsey_mac @gillwyness_econ

Join us for the next instalment in the CEPEO seminar series with Pamela Davis-Kean from the University of Michigan. Pamela will be talking about 'the role of parental educational attainment on parenting and achievement outcomes'. Sign up here: ucl.ac.uk/ioe/events/202…

Announcing an extra Centre for Ed Policy & Equalising Opportunities research seminar — NEXT WEEK — with Professor Dennis Petrie (Monash) Register now to join online: ucl.zoom.us/webinar/regist… Or join us in person: B37, UCL School of Pharmacy, 29—39 Brunswick Square, London, WC1N 1AX

This report found that high income families were up to 6x more likely to benefit from the new early years childcare policy than low income families. One of our CEPEO policy priorities is ensuring access to high-quality childcare for disadvantaged children. Here's why: 🧵

This is happening today at 3pm. Details and the link is below! Don’t miss it

📢 Workshop on inequalities in teacher assessment, teacher prediction, and mismatch📢 Join us as we showcase new research, featuring an international line up & policy panel 🗓️Thurs 1st Feb, 10am-6pm, Church House, Westminster: Sign up now: eventbrite.co.uk/e/workshop-on-…

The Centre for Ed Policy & Equalising Opportunities seminar series is back 🥳 Join us tomorrow to hear Dr Isabel Stockton's research on gender in the work environment 💻Online or in-person 📅 Thursday 18th Jan ⏰ 15.00- 16.00 GMT 🙋‍♀️ ucl.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

In this blog, ADR UK Research Fellow Oliver Cassagneau-Francis describes how he and the project team will use the Grading and Admissions Data for England dataset to study differences in predicted #grades and compare the resulting outcomes for different groups of students. adruk.org/news-publicati…

New CEPEO blog on the double standards for entry to many UK university courses @gillwyness_econ @lindsey_mac blogs.ucl.ac.uk/cepeo/2024/01/…

Our next seminar is on the 14th of March at 3pm with Damon Clark. In person Institute for Fiscal Studies or online. Sign up here: ucl.ac.uk/ioe/events/202…

Resounding disappointment from the education sector after yesterday's budget announcements. 👀Read our summary below of some key omissions and evidence on why we support funding in these areas:

📢 Centre for Ed Policy & Equalising Opportunities's Third Annual Lecture!📢 Delighted to announce Prof Sean Reardon sean reardon will be delivering our annual lecture 6pm on Thursday 4th July at Central Hall Westminster Sign up here: eventbrite.co.uk/e/cepeo-annual…

Today, UCAS Corporate confirm that they will increase transparency around HE admissions through the expansion of their historical grades on entry tool...(1/6) 🧵

📣sign up for the 3rd Centre for Ed Policy & Equalising Opportunities annual lecture 📣 when: thursday 4th july 2024 @ 18:00 where: central hall westminster what: prof sean reardon telling us about the patterns, causes, and potential solutions to education inequality how: sign up here eventbrite.co.uk/e/cepeo-annual…

The will-they-won't-they issue of so-called “rip off” degrees is back! A thread! 🧵

Many of our Policy Priorities for early education and schools are reflected in the The Labour Party manifesto for the next government. Highlights include opening 3,000 new nurseries, 6,500 new specialist teachers and an emphasis on early maths. A thread 🧵: