Britain is currently undergoing a crisis among boys and young men, as highlighted by the Centre for Social Justice, with a significant number struggling with educational attainment and premature mortality. Recent studies show a 40% rise in the proportion of males aged 16 to 24 not engaged in education, employment, or training since the onset of the pandemic. There is a prevailing belief among the public that the education system is letting boys down, as supported by 56% of respondents, and more than half consider fatherlessness a pressing concern. Lawrence Dallaglio has criticized the situation, pointing out a societal failure in addressing the challenges faced by boys and young men.