Colleges, nurseries and universities facing severe financial challenges from higher-than-expected inflation In the 2022 Autumn Statement, the Chancellor provided an additional £2.3 billion in funding…
Students will be hit harder by the cost-of-living crisis than previously thought. Poorest studentswill be more than £1,000 worse off than in 2020–21. English-domiciled students…
What a difference a couple of months makes. Having undone the substance of Kwasi Kwarteng’s catastrophic mini Budget in October, Jeremy Hunt could not have…
–However, big differences remain between ethnic minority groups, new IFS Deaton Review of Inequalities chapter shows A new study for the IFS Deaton Review of…
The early years sector in England received a significant uplift to its budget at the last Spending Review in 2021, bringing total annual spending from…
This comment provides updated analysis of trends in further education college and sixth form spending per student. In the decade up to 2019–20, spending per…
Lively Minds one of ten finalists for LEGO foundation ‘Build a World of Play’ award, Britta Augsburg and Sonya Krutikova Lively Minds, in partnership with…
A new report out today finds that the current funding systems for schools, councils, public health and the police are ‘not fit for purpose’, do…
As part of this year’s festival, researchers from the IFS will be involved in a series of digital events covering a huge range of topics. All of…
Public sector workers will receive pay awards of around 5% this year, on average. That is simultaneously below inflation of around 10% – meaning a…
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