This study examined the potential influence of policies and practices on the ability of children from low-income families to participate fully in the school day. Pupils from six schools participated in 71 focus groups and revealed a range of barriers affecting their school experience: transport costs and limited support; clothing costs, stigma and enforcement of school dress codes; material barriers to learning at school and home; concerns about free school meals; missing out on school trips, clubs and events. Findings on school uniform were an important catalyst towards a recent policy change in Scotland in increasing the school clothing grant
This article draws on an evaluation of the Poverty proofing the school day initiative. It outlines a...
In this paper, we investigated whether and to what extent dimensions of socioeconomic background (pa...
Studies consistently show the detrimental effect of school absences on pupils’ achievement. However,...
This study examined the potential influence of policies and practices on the ability of children fro...
This study examined the potential influence of policies and practices on the ability of children fro...
Poverty is known to deleteriously affect children’s experience of, and success in, education. One fa...
This report explores how disadvantage affects children’s experience of primary school education. Imp...
This briefing provides an overview of the research evidence on the impact of poverty on children and...
School policy and practices are firmly rooted in the orthodoxy of the school improvement movement (S...
This thesis investigates the premise that poverty influences children\u27s lives in different ways i...
Acknowledgements: Thanks to my colleague Phil Bale, Sara Spencer of Child Poverty Action Group Scotl...
In this article, we investigated whether and to what extent various dimensions of socioeconomic back...
In this article, we investigated whether and to what extent various dimensions of socioeconomic back...
This paper summarises the findings of a large-scale structured review of 73 studies to ...
This article draws on an evaluation of the Poverty proofing the school day initiative. It outlines a...
In this paper, we investigated whether and to what extent dimensions of socioeconomic background (pa...
Studies consistently show the detrimental effect of school absences on pupils’ achievement. However,...
This study examined the potential influence of policies and practices on the ability of children fro...
This study examined the potential influence of policies and practices on the ability of children fro...
Poverty is known to deleteriously affect children’s experience of, and success in, education. One fa...
This report explores how disadvantage affects children’s experience of primary school education. Imp...
This briefing provides an overview of the research evidence on the impact of poverty on children and...
School policy and practices are firmly rooted in the orthodoxy of the school improvement movement (S...
This thesis investigates the premise that poverty influences children\u27s lives in different ways i...
Acknowledgements: Thanks to my colleague Phil Bale, Sara Spencer of Child Poverty Action Group Scotl...
In this article, we investigated whether and to what extent various dimensions of socioeconomic back...
In this article, we investigated whether and to what extent various dimensions of socioeconomic back...
This paper summarises the findings of a large-scale structured review of 73 studies to ...
This article draws on an evaluation of the Poverty proofing the school day initiative. It outlines a...
In this paper, we investigated whether and to what extent dimensions of socioeconomic background (pa...
Studies consistently show the detrimental effect of school absences on pupils’ achievement. However,...