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About EPI

The Education Policy Institute is an independent, impartial and evidence-based research institute that promotes high quality education outcomes.

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  • Independent and impartial research. We are not aligned to any political party.
  • Evidence-based policy. Our analysis uses the best available data.
  • From the early years to higher education. We cover the whole education system.
  • Influencing decision-makers. Our work is cited across government and parliament.

Featured publication

Annual Report 2025

Our year in review: the research we published, the policy changes it informed and where we go next.

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We analyse the education system from the early years through to higher education, publishing research used by government, parliament and the sector.

Our work is funded by grants from charitable foundations, and our research agenda is set independently.

What we focus on

  • Disadvantage and social mobility across every phase of education.
  • Teacher supply, retention and the quality of teaching.
  • School funding, accountability and the structure of the system.
  • Children and young people’s mental health and wellbeing.

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