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Nafsika Alexiadou8In 2007, the UK still had one of the highest income inequalities in the EU (as measured by totalincome of the richest one-fifth / total income of the poorest one-fifth). (Source: EU CommunityStatistics on Income and Living Conditions, 2009).9In 2008, 11-year-old pupils eligible for free school meals (the proxy indicator of poverty in theEnglish school system) were around twice as likely not to achieve basic standards in literacy andnumeracy as other 11-year-old pupils. (Source: National Pupil Database 2009, Department forChildren Schools and Families).At age 11, 2009 saw the first rise in the proportion of children not reaching basic levels of numeracyand literacy over a decade. This rise was more pronounced among schools with a highproportion of children eligible for free school meals. Until 2009, these had been downwardstrends, at least since 1996 (JRF 2010, http://www.poverty.org.uk/summary/reports.shtml).600
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTThe Editors and the board wish to gratefully acknowledge all those listed below who havegenerously given of their time to referee papers submitted to Education Inquiry during 2010and 2011.Anna-Carin Jonsson, Sweden Inger Eriksson, Sweden Mikael Quennerstedt, SwedenAnna Sundström, Sweden Jan Bengtsson, Sweden Mona Holmqvist, SwedenAnne Larson, Denmark Jani Ursin, Finland Nafsika Alexiadou, EnglandBarbro Grevholm, Sweden Janne Varjo, Finland Nihad Bunar, SwedenBirgitta Qvarsell, Sweden Jonas Höög, Sweden Olof Johansson, SwedenBjörn Stensaker, Norway Joakim Lindgren, Sweden Paul Garland, EnglandBrian Hudson, Scotland Julie Allan, Scotland Pavel Zgaga, SloveniaChristian Lundahl, Sweden Kari Smith, Norway Per Andersson, SwedenChristina Segerholm, Sweden Karin Rönnerman, Sweden Peter Dahler-Larsen, DenmarkChristine Stephen, Scotland Katrin Hjort, Denmark Petter Aasen, NorwayDennis Beach, Sweden Kent Löfgren, Sweden Robert Thornberg, SwedenElise S Tønnesen, Norway Knut Steinar Engelsen, Norway Sharada Gade, SwedenFlorian Waldow, Germany Lew Zipin, Australia Shirley Booth, SwedenGaby Weiner, England Lisbeth Lundahl, Sweden Solveig Hägglund, SwedenGeorge Head, ScotlandMaj Asplund Carlsson, Sweden Staffan Larsson, SwedenGlenn Hultman, Sweden Margareta Petersson, Sweden Susanne Wiborg, EnglandGreta Galloway, South Africa Marianne Dovemark, Sweden Symeon Dagkas, EnglandGunn Imsen, Norway Marie Brennan, Australia Tim Simkins, EnglandGuri Skedsmo, Norway Marie Perker-Jenkins, Ireland Therese Nerheim Hopfenbeck, NorwayHelen Nixon, Australia Mark Priestley, Scotland Ulf Lundström, SwedenIngegerdTallberg-Broman, Sweden Mats Ekholm, Sweden
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