About one in five parents with children under 18 say they would not get them vaccinated, despite a lower figure being vaccine hesitant

The British public are also more likely than Swedes, Germans, Danes and French people to say too many people go to university

But many parents, and younger ones in particular, wish they’d had more kids

Approaching half of men say a woman is too old to become a mother at 36, despite only one in five having the same opinion on a man becoming a father at that age

Curriculum, private schools, homework – what should change?

A third of people in England say the school system has gotten worse, but parents still think their children are getting a good education

Primary teachers were twice as likely to receive criticism from parents as those teaching at secondary level during the pandemic

How Britons perceive the quality of their education heavily depends on what type of school they went to

Vast majority of teaching staff oppose changing school day and summer holiday dates

No progress has been made in the last four years

The public have also been favourable to allowing teachers to get vaccinated before them

Educators in England are split, with those at secondary level less sure of a safe return

Parents are more pessimistic about coping with the demands of home schooling than previously, with many feeling they’re not doing a good job

A much higher number of children are attending school than in the first national lockdown but many parents still struggle with inadequate internet access and laptops

Britons put emphasis on fiscal responsibilities as a sign of growing up, and most began to feel that way by their early-twenties

Earlier this week it was announced by the government that teachers will have almost complete control over deciding the GCSE and A level grades of their pupils this summer.

New research by YouGov looks into perceptions of support for dyslexic students and adults

One in fourteen British parents also say they “always” or “often” find it difficult to provide food for their children during school holidays

This is the most common view among non-Christians and those with no religion, as well as the majority of Christians

Half of students also want to receive face to face teaching next term – currently most are only taught online