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Mr Lampl, who is an adviser to Education Secretary David Blunkett as well as the Higher Education Funding Council, said universities should now do their own follow-up studies.
BBC: Study backs talent-spotting tests
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But given that Peter Lampl, who founded the Sutton Trust, advises David Blunkett, the education secretary, on university access, this research could indeed herald a change in policy.
ECONOMIST: Talent spotting
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The charity's chairman Sir Peter Lampl said the strong performance of some Asian countries could reflect cultural differences, adding that Chinese students often outperformed their classmates in Britain too.
BBC: Warning over world schools rankings
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Sir Peter Lampl, chairman of Sutton Trust, which promotes social mobility through education, said the research revealed "a group of bright students who need extra support and encouragement to make the right decisions".
BBC: Poorer pupils 'lack confidence' for top universities
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Sir Peter Lampl, chairman of education charity Sutton Trust, welcomed the guide, adding that he hoped it would help "bright non-privileged students in particular, who all too often do not receive the support and guidance they need at this key juncture in their lives".
BBC: Top universities warn against 'soft subjects'