We’re not talking about learning to win cash prizes from the postcode lottery you see advertised on TV. This is about the education of future generations.

Daniel Griffin gives us the low-down on how the education system can combat inequality arising from the ‘postcode lottery’.

“What I did not realise was that accents, the words you use and the colloquialisms you adopt can go a long way in creating a “class ceiling”; with the most elite companies favouring people without regional accents and dialects.”

“…yes, things are going to be quite challenging and you are fighting against the national averages but we are going to try to give you ever tool, tip and trick we know to help you achieve your goals despite all of that.”

“If all teachers were to take on the belief that no child should be disregarded, the gap in attainment between disadvantaged children and their advantaged peers would be significantly reduced”.

“Programmes such as CoachBright are essential for providing younger students with an insight into the possibility of university”

Have a read of one of our Coaches’ insightful comments into the issue of Social Mobility in the UK!

"At CoachBright, we believe that organisations often misunderstand the needs of their young workforce." Why do we struggle to work with Millennials? How can we learn to see their strengths and use them constructively in the workforce to build stronger relationships?
Robin's recent article describes the common stereotypes associated with Millennials and how to overcome them. 

Chloe Garland is one of our Associate Coaches on the Young Professionals Programme with AoEC. In this article, she talks about resilience and why it is important! Read on…

In the last of our #EducationalJusticeUK blogs, CoachBright founder Robin looks at why the focus of our campaign is so important.

Navigating the Trials, Tribulations and Triumphs of the Numerical Grading System

For the second guest blog of our #EducationalJusticeUK campaign, a Head of Year 9 and English teacher at an inner-London secondary school tells us about getting to grips with the new GCSE grading system!