Sunak's plans to create more data analysts welcomed
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak’s plan to ensure all pupils in England study some form of maths until aged 18 has been welcomed by industry trade bodies.
In his first speech of 2023, Sunak committed to starting the work of introducing maths to 18 in this Parliament and finishing it in the next.
He emphasised the importance of numeracy, stressing “our
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