IEA Education Coordinator Matthew Prescod has been mentioned in an Independent piece discussing why A-Level economics is a top choice … Continue reading “A-Level Economics on the rise”

The IEA’s Director General Mark Littlewood has written in the Sunday Times discussing the flaws in the UK school placement … Continue reading “Parents are forced to lie due to Arbitrary School Placement Allocation”

IEA Director of Public Policy and Communications Matthew Lesh has been quoted in The Independent and The i responding to … Continue reading “Maths education cannot replace pro-growth policies”

IEA Director of Public Policy and Communications Matthew Lesh has been quoted in a variety of outlets responding to proposals … Continue reading “Sunak’s maths plan doesn’t add up”

Commenting on Rishi Sunak’s speech about mandating mathematics education for all students under 18, the IEA’s Director of Public Policy … Continue reading “Maths education no silver bullet for economic growth”

IEA Director of Communications Annabel Denham has written in CapX questioning the need for school closures at the first sign … Continue reading “Schools froze in the face of low temperatures”

Commenting on reports that the government may limit the number of foreign students coming to the UK, author of the … Continue reading “Reform tuition fees to save £60bn and cut reliance on foreign students”

IEA Communications Officer Harrison Griffiths has written for CapX on proposals to reform the higher education funding system. Referencing the … Continue reading “Time to deliver universities a fit for purpose funding formula”

A new approach to university funding, contingent on student earnings, could save taxpayers £60 billion, says new research  This would also … Continue reading “Save taxpayers £60 billion with a new approach to university funding, says new research”