Series One Ep3 Tilly Clough: Educational Inequalities in Independent & State Schools

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Sustainable and Resilient Cities: Liverpool

Abigail O'Connor

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Series Two: From the same team, exploring 'Doing a PhD during a global pandemic'. Series One This first collection of eight podcasts created by PhD students at the University of Liverpool, explores how we are doing research during the COVID-19 pandemic and responding to policy issues in the Liverpool City Region. Hosted by Abi O'Connor (@abioconnor_) and co-produced by Ronnie Hughes (@asenseofplace1), this podcast is part of the Sustainable and Resilient Cities (SARC) Research Theme.

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Series One Ep3 Tilly Clough: Educational Inequalities in Independent & State Schools

Sustainable and Resilient Cities: Liverpool

32 minutes 41 seconds

5 years ago

Series One Ep3 Tilly Clough: Educational Inequalities in Independent & State Schools

Abi is joined by Tilly Clough, a PhD student in Liverpool’s Law School. Tilly’s research explores the charitable status of independent schools and whether this status can be justified. In this episode Tilly discusses the differential access to resources between independent and state schools discussing how this perpetuates inequalities, particularly in the context of the move to online teaching at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Tilly’s article on Private School Policy Reform is available here: https://www.privateschoolreform.co.uk/opinion/tilly-clough. Tilly’s piece on the Impact of COVID-19 on Educational Inequality and the Attainment Gap is available here: https://www.liverpool.ac.uk/law/research/european-childrens-rights-unit/campaigns/covid-19/

You can follow Tilly on Twitter @tilly_clough or contact her via email on Matilda.Clough@liverpool.ac.uk

You can get in touch with Abi via Twitter @abioconnor_ or email on aoconnor@liverpool.ac.uk