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Pupils in families using food banks during pandemic received lower GCSE grades

More than a third of young people in families using food banks were not eligible for free school meals, a report suggests.

Jake andersPaul whitemanMarcus rashfordMary boustedPeter lamplCentre for educationNational education unionCentre for longitudinalUniversity college londonOur nationalCovid social mobilityEducation policyEqualising opportunitiesLongitudinal studiesSutton trustUniversal credit

Pupils in families using food banks during pandemic received lower GCSE grades

More than a third of young people in families using food banks were not eligible for free school meals, a report suggests.

Peter lamplMary boustedJake andersPaul whitemanMarcus rashfordCentre for longitudinalUniversity college londonNational education unionCentre for educationOur nationalCovid social mobilityEducation policyEqualising opportunitiesLongitudinal studiesSutton trustUniversal credit

Pupils in families using food banks during pandemic received lower GCSE grades

More than a third of young people in families using food banks were not eligible for free school meals, a report suggests.

Mary boustedPeter lamplMarcus rashfordJake andersPaul whitemanOur nationalCentre for educationNational education unionCentre for longitudinalUniversity college londonCovid social mobilityEducation policyEqualising opportunitiesLongitudinal studiesSutton trustUniversal credit

Pupils in families using food banks during pandemic received lower GCSE grades

More than a third of young people in families using food banks were not eligible for free school meals, a report suggests.

Marcus rashfordPaul whitemanJake andersPeter lamplMary boustedUniversity college londonCentre for longitudinalNational education unionCentre for educationOur nationalCovid social mobilityEducation policyEqualising opportunitiesLongitudinal studiesSutton trustUniversal credit

Pupils in families using food banks during pandemic received lower GCSE grades

More than a third of young people in families using food banks were not eligible for free school meals, a report suggests.

Jake andersMary boustedMarcus rashfordPaul whitemanPeter lamplNational education unionUniversity college londonCentre for educationOur nationalCentre for longitudinalCovid social mobilityEducation policyEqualising opportunitiesLongitudinal studiesSutton trustUniversal credit

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