Emily Hunt
@msemilyhunt.bsky.social
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Associate Director, Education Policy Institute
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Today
@edupolicyinst.bsky.social
and
@theeef.bsky.social
have co-published a major new report ‘Growing Apart’. Using linked data, we examine how the disadvantage gap emerges and widens from age 5 through to post-16. It's a chunky report so here are some of the highlights:
epi.org.uk/publications...
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Growing apart: the evolution of the disadvantage gap - Education Policy Institute
Many of the biggest challenges facing the education system – including absence, disengagement and SEND – are complex, interrelated and are shaped by socioeconomic circumstance. The government’s school...
https://epi.org.uk/publications-and-research/growing-apart-the-evolution-of-the-disadvantage-gap/
about 1 month ago
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Julie McCulloch
about 1 month ago
Narrowing the disadvantage gap is the defining educational challenge of our time. This new report from
@edupolicyinst.bsky.social
&
@theeef.bsky.social
offers some grounds for cautious optimism that we can begin to tackle that challenge. More detail from lead author
@msemilyhunt.bsky.social
below.
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Today
@edupolicyinst.bsky.social
and
@theeef.bsky.social
have co-published a major new report ‘Growing Apart’. Using linked data, we examine how the disadvantage gap emerges and widens from age 5 through to post-16. It's a chunky report so here are some of the highlights:
epi.org.uk/publications...
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Growing apart: the evolution of the disadvantage gap - Education Policy Institute
Many of the biggest challenges facing the education system – including absence, disengagement and SEND – are complex, interrelated and are shaped by socioeconomic circumstance. The government’s school...
https://epi.org.uk/publications-and-research/growing-apart-the-evolution-of-the-disadvantage-gap/
about 1 month ago
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David (Ted) Robinson
about 1 year ago
A really helpful unpacking of the concerning early years results from our Annual Report, from
@msemilyhunt.bsky.social
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Education Policy Institute
about 1 year ago
Young learners in England are facing a deepening crisis. Our Annual Report shows that disadvantaged five-year-olds are falling further behind their peers — and for children with SEND, the learning gap has widened to over 20 months, the widest gap on record 🧵
www.theguardian.com/education/20...
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Five-year-olds in England with special educational needs 20 months behind peers – report
Children from lower-income families also remain significantly behind their peers as impact of pandemic continues to be felt
https://www.theguardian.com/education/2025/jul/15/five-year-olds-in-england-with-special-educational-needs-20-months-behind-peers-report
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Today the
@edupolicyinst.bsky.social
has published our latest assessment of educational inequalities in England. It’s a rich report but some of our most concerning findings relate to the early years where we find a deepening crisis:
epi.org.uk/annual-repor...
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Annual Report 2025 - Education Policy Institute
The Education Policy Institute (EPI) Annual Report looks at the state of education in England, with a focus on the attainment gap between disadvantaged pupils and their peers. EPI’s 2025 Annual Repor...
https://epi.org.uk/annual-report-2025/
about 1 year ago
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Emily Hunt
Education Policy Institute
about 1 year ago
Looking forward to EPI Associate Director
@msemilyhunt.bsky.social
speaking at this free
@greenshawrs.bsky.social
webinar on our 'Breaking Down the Gap' report next week, sign up below 👇
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Jo Hutchinson
over 1 year ago
Today my colleagues
@msemilyhunt.bsky.social
@davidrobinsonedu.bsky.social
published an innovative report breaking down the drivers of the disadvantage attainment gap
epi.org.uk/publications...
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