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Mike Thompson outlines the newly introduced and very successful strand of the national scheme to support students from disadvantaged backgrounds, raise their aspirations and encourage them to apply for university places
How do we help students with multiple exceptionalities to realise their potential? Ray Speakman introduces us to Didier, a gifted student with additional needs
Richard Gould, director at Villiers Park Educational Trust, outlines their new programme
There are still substantial differences between the achievements and aspirations of disadvantaged and vulnerable children and their peers. A recent publication from the National Strategies offers guidance on tackling the issues behind underachievement
The REAL Project (Realising Equality and Achievement for Learners) has transformed opportunities for G&T students in black/minority ethnic (BME) communities and those who speak English as an additional language (EAL)
For students from disadvantaged backgrounds, accessing a university education can be problematic. Urban Scholars project aims to tackle these negative factors and provide high-quality opportunities for those who might have otherwise missed out
If you are a disadvantaged student you are statistically unlikely to be selected and named as gifted and talented. Deborah Eyre looks at how to open opportunities for disadvantaged G&T students





