This is what I really said about social mobility
UK social mobility tsar tells working class people to lower their ambitions - The Big Issue
UK social mobility tsar wants focus on 'small steps' not giant leaps | Social mobility | The Guardian
Care about social mobility? Don't send your kids to Oxbridge
The really useless knowledge of Katharine Birbalsingh on social mobility | Kmflett's Blog
Strictest headteacher' Katharine Birbalsingh quits as social mobility tsar
Social mobility tsar Katharine Birbalsingh: it's not just about rags to riches
Oxbridge obsession' blamed for holding back social mobility agenda | Times Higher Education (THE)
Birbalsingh quits as social mobility commission chair
Social mobility should celebrate 'small steps up the ladder'
Dan Hicks on X: "more than thirty years ago my head of sixth form told me not to bother applying to Oxbridge — this kind of gatekeeping of social mobility has a
Social mobility is for the elite
Strictest headmistress: PM is 'not a role model' for his hairstyle
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Working class people told to aim 'lower' than Oxbridge by social mobility tsar - LBC
Social Mobility in the UK is "Virtually Stagnant" : r/ukpolitics
Why the UK is a long way from a consensus on social mobility | British Politics and Policy at LSE
Don't fixate on getting working class children to Oxbridge, social mobility tsar to say | The Independent
Working class people should aim 'lower' than Oxbridge, social mobility tsar to say : r/Foodforthought
The Oxbridge obsession ignores the potential for social mobility in businesses - CityAM
Katharine Birbalsingh: what social mobility tsar said
Social mobility tsar quits because she 'comes with too much baggage'
Jo Grady on X: "The 'uncomfortable truth' is social mobility has always been a myth, peddled by various parties to justify keeping structures that advantage privileged groups in place. Working class kids
Schools, not universities, are key to social mobility
Metro.co.uk
Social mobility should celebrate 'small steps up the ladder'
Are Oxford and Cambridge committing 'social apartheid'? | The Week
