Education Market Research Insights And Findings
18% of parents support children continuing school work throughout the summer holidays, reveals survey
June 2020
18% of parents support children continuing school work throughout the summer holidays: A survey of more than 7,500 parents of school aged children has found that a sixth (18%) feel that their child would benefit from continuing to work throughout the… Read more...
IFS survey reveals insight into home learning and how children are spending their time in lockdown
May 2020
IFS survey reveals insight into how children are spending their time in lockdown: Research by the Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS) has revealed initial evidence about the experiences of children in lockdown due to the coronavirus pandemic. The survey… Read more...
Survey reveals most parents do not want kids to go back to school immediately after lockdown measures lift
May 2020
Survey reveals most parents do not want kids to go back to school immediately after lockdown measures lift: A survey by Parentkind has found that the majority of parents polled do not want their children to return to school immediately after COVID-19 lockdown… Read more...
COVID-19: 98% of teachers asked to attend school during Easter holidays, according to poll
April 2020
98% of teachers asked to attend school during Easter holidays, reveals poll: A poll by NASUWT, the union representing teachers across the UK, has revealed that almost all the teachers questioned were asked to go into school over the Easter break. The survey… Read more...
Three-quarters of parents feel the coronavirus outbreak will affect their child's education, reveals poll
March 2020
Three-quarters of parents feel the coronavirus outbreak will affect their child's education: With schools across the nation closed due to the coronavirus pandemic, parents have been thrown into a world of 'homeschooling' and uncertainty,… Read more...
Almost half 8-17 year-olds feel it's important to 'fit in' online, reveals poll
February 2020
Almost half 8-17 year-olds polled feel it's important to 'fit in' online: A survey by the UK Safer Internet Centre to coincide with Safer Internet Day has found that 47% of the children and young people polled believe that it is important… Read more...
