Skills Route exists to help young people make informed decisions about what to study after GCSEs so that they can set great foundations for the future. We do this by... read more →
This blog was originally written and posted by Nominet Trust, see the original here. As one beneficiary of their Social Tech Seed Fund, we're pleased to repost it here: By:... read more →
Briony Phillips, our Product and Innovation Manager provided some thoughts for the launch of the latest version of the What Works Wellbeing Centre's wellbeing by occupation data. Read the original... read more →
Today marks a special occasion - we are now officially funded by Nominet Trust! As their website will tell you, the Social Tech Seed Fund run by Nominet Trust “is... read more →
At Key Stage 4, London is the top performing region for the key attainment and progress measures. By key stage 5, that position slipped to 5th and 6th out of... read more →
Our Director Steve was invited to take part in the Cabinet Office Job Hack Day yesterday, to bring his expertise on how data and technology can be used to help reduce... read more →
We were recently invited to be on a panel advising the DfE on their plans for schools' data "interoperability" (i.e. getting the most out of the data that schools hold... read more →
If you happen to have picked up a copy of the Evening Standard today you may have spotted on page 53 that our tool Skills Match, developed in conjunction with... read more →
We have spent the last few months working hard on the data model behind Skills Match, following some exceptionally useful feedback from our steering group. We are now happy to... read more →
Last week Steve Preston, Director of Mime, was invited to speak at the ODI Summit on a panel chaired by Martha Lane Fox on 'Open Data for Social Good'. Steve was... read more →