Luke Sibieta

Research Fellow

Luke is a Research Fellow attached to the Education, Employment and Evaluation sector. His general research interests include education policy, political economy and poverty and inequality. In the recent past, he has conducted research into the following specific areas: school funding; the impact of the home learning environment on child outcomes; trends in top incomes; trends in child poverty and income inequality; and the politics of tax policy.

Education

MSc (Distinction) Economics, University College London, 2008

BSc (First Class) Economics, London School of Economics and Political Science, 2005

Contact

Email: Email

Twitter: @lukesibieta

Website: https://sibieta-econ-ed.com/

Orcid number: 0000-0001-7997-3208

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Scottish Budget 2023–24: further analysis

Report

The aim of this report is to look at some of the key implications of the Scottish Budget for the coming year, and for the longer term.

17 February 2023

Council and school funding

Report

After health, funding for Scottish councils is the second largest item in the Scottish Government’s Budget.

3 February 2023

What has happened to teacher pay in England?

Comment

Most teachers are likely to see a 5% real-terms fall in salaries this school year. This comes on top of past real-terms falls dating back to 2010.

11 January 2023

Education spending: the right priorities?

Event 12 December 2022 at 13:00

This event, taking place online and in Westminster, launched the 2022 IFS Annual Report on Education Spending, funded by the Nuffield Foundation.

Autumn Statement leaves colleges, nurseries and universities out in the cold

Press Release

Colleges, nurseries and universities facing severe financial challenges from higher-than-expected inflation

12 December 2022

Education spending: the right priorities?

Presentation

This event launched the 2022 IFS Annual Report on Education Spending, funded by the Nuffield Foundation.

12 December 2022

Annual report on education spending in England: 2022

Report

This is our fifth annual report on education spending funded by the Nuffield Foundation

12 December 2022

What is happening to spending in schools and colleges?

Explainer

What are current levels of spending in schools and colleges and how have they been affected by rising cost pressures?

8 November 2022

Pay, pensions & pressures on public services

Event 25 October 2022 at 13:00

Higher inflation is causing budgetary challenges in the NHS, schools, local government, and beyond.

Pay, pensions & pressures on public services

Presentation

Higher inflation is causing budgetary challenges in the NHS, schools, local government, and beyond.

25 October 2022

Latest trends in further education and sixth form spending in England

Comment

Updated analysis of trends in further education and sixth form spending per pupil and upcoming resource challenges facing colleges and sixth forms.

24 October 2022

Public service cuts and disjointed funding systems for local services put ‘Levelling Up’ in danger

Press Release

A new report out today finds that the current funding systems for schools, councils, public health and the police are ‘not fit for purpose’.

20 October 2022

Does funding follow need? An analysis of the geographic distribution of public spending in England

Report

In the financial year before COVID-19, government spending that can be attributed to England amounted to £541 billion or £9,650 per person.

20 October 2022

Mini-Budget 2022 and follow-up

Collection

Analysis of the government's tax and spending plans - and follow-up - announced as part of the mini-Budget.

17 October 2022

Conservative leadership election 2022

Collection

Analysis of policy announcements made by Conservative leadership contenders Rishi Sunak and Liz Truss.

30 August 2022

School spending per pupil in 2024 to remain 3% below 2010 levels in real-terms once you account for actual costs faced by schools

Press Release

Unexpectedly high cost pressures on schools mean that the government is no longer on track to restore spending per pupil to 2010 levels in real-terms.

2 August 2022