oxbridge

What It's Like To Go From A State School In East London To Cambridge University

"Don’t limit yourself because you don’t always feel like everyone around you is like you."
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Entrepreneur Becomes First Black Head Of An Oxbridge College

"I’m looking forward to becoming part of such an energetic and innovative community."
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Academy School Failures Are Damaging Children’s Education, Watchdog Warns

But government says a host of Oxbridge offers at academy schools shows the system is working.
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We Must Not Let An Oxbridge Degree Be A Fast Track To Social Mobility

If we think that the people who occupy positions of power should accurately reflect the population at large, then making Oxbridge more representative is a start.
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Oxbridge's Pledge To Support Estranged Students Is A Step Forward For Inclusivity

It will only be when all institutions recognise that students without family support exist, that estrangement will be seen as a legitimate issue
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How Primary Schools Are The Key To Fixing Oxbridge Inequality

The focus needs to shift from high-achieving students in their final years of education, to primary school pupils in underrepresented areas
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Elite Schools Send More Students To Oxbridge Than 2,900 Schools Combined

Sutton Trust study reveals the dominance of eight top schools and colleges.
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'Shameful' Social Mobility Means Thousands Of Talented Young People Miss Out On Top Jobs

UK's top professions still dominated by private school and Oxbridge grads.
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Applying To Top Unis? Choosing Between Oxford And Cambridge Could Cost You £13,500

But it will cost you even more to study in London.
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Oxford Student Skier Could Have Been Killed By Bodybuilding Drugs And Alcohol

But the man's father believes he fell ill due to health conditions and altitude.
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