A new report from Save the Children examines how children from low-income families can be affected by falling behind in school from a young age. Too Young to Fail argues that children who struggle to read, write or calculate by the age of seven are much more likely to fail to get five good GCSEs.
You can read the full text of the report by clicking here.
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