Joel Kenyon @joel120193.substack.com · May 21

8/ And then there is employment. In almost every single region, FSM pupils are ~10% less likely to be employed at 28 than their non-FSM former classmates.

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Joel Kenyon · May 21

9/ Even within regions, the disparity is clear. In London, 30% of non-FSM 28 year olds are in the top 20% of earners. FSM it is 18% But in the North West, only 7% of FSM are in the top 20%. This is 10% lower than non-FSM. Yes, the London effect is a thing, but it does not account for this!