From the charity

News & insights

Researched writing on refugee education in the UK — the barriers, the routes through them, and how our own programmes are built and paid for.

19 articles· page 2 of 3

Subscribe via RSS

Analysis13 September 202622 min read
Offline on £49.18 a week: digital exclusion and young asylum seekers
What asylum support actually covers for phones, data and Wi-Fi in 2026, why the usual free and low-cost fixes often miss young people seeking asylum, and how to design learning that works on a phone.
Read the article
Data13 September 202621 min read
Refugee education in numbers: the latest UK and global statistics
Verified figures on refugee education and asylum: UNHCR enrolment rates, 15by30 progress, UK asylum claims, grant rates, unaccompanied children and UCAS data, with what each number measures.
Read the article
Analysis13 September 202621 min read
Why STEM matters for young refugees: earnings, shortages and routes in
What the evidence says about STEM skills demand, graduate earnings, social mobility and science capital — and the practical routes into STEM for young refugees and forced migrants in the UK.
Read the article
Announcement13 September 20261 min read
Online mentoring starts October 2026
Our free Online Mentoring Programme returns in October 2026, with weekly one-to-one STEM, IT and English support from volunteer mentors through to March.
Read the article
Fundraising25 June 20261 min read
Thank you to the families funding places at UCL
The Bhaskar family and the Campagnola family are among the supporters making our free summer school possible. Here is what their giving pays for.
Read the article
Analysis18 February 202623 min read
The GCSE vacuum: why displaced 16-year-olds fall through UK education
A young person who arrives in the UK at 15 or 16 lands in the narrowest gap in the whole education system. Here is what that gap is made of, what the latest official figures show, and what actually closes it.
Read the article