Educational inequalities remain a significant challenge across Europe, impacting learning outcomes from an early age. The STRIDE consortium meeting in Budapest highlighted how the project is moving from academic research to tangible impact. STRIDE provides school stakeholders with evidence and tools to promote equity and inclusion in education, emphasise the need for systemic reforms and early intervention, highlighting an increase in equity-oriented initiatives.

Educational inequalities remain a significant challenge across Europe, impacting learning outcomes from an early age. STRIDE provides school stakeholders with evidence and tools to promote equity and inclusion in education. emphasise the need for systemic reforms and early intervention, highlighting an increase in equity-oriented initiatives. However, a lack of systematic public evaluation hinders the assessment of the long-term effectiveness of these reforms.

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The BRiDGE project supports the European Union aim to bridge the gap between research and policy.