Government names 170 new 'stuck' schools, where RISE advisers will focus efforts and its local priorities - but is there an advisor gap? Government names 170 new 'stuck' schools, where RISE advisers will focus efforts and its local priorities - but is there an advisor gap? The government’s RISE school improvement divisions have unveiled their regional priorities, including “ensuring children feel a sense of belonging”, boosting outcomes in coastal communities and delivering “inclusive schools that set high expectations”. And for RISE teams in London, the south west and east of England, their attentions will be in line with Phillipson’s national priorities. But with the capital having only 11 schools in line for targeted RISE support, it means the city has just over one RISE school per adviser.