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Raising attainment through university-school partnerships

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14 November 2017

Equality, diversity and inclusion Innovation, growth and skills

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Universities are committed to improving social mobility, widening access to higher education, and raising aspiration and attainment – objectives shared by the government.

This booklet uses a series of case studies to highlight how universities and schools are already working closely together through effective partnerships that have demonstrable impact.It also outlines how universities could work with the government to best deliver its objectives based on what works and what schools need.

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