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Ed Talks: Reflecting on a busy start to the year
Ed Marsh, Tutor Trust CEO, reflects on the first half of the autumn term and provides an update on the impact we have had so far
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Ed Marsh, Tutor Trust CEO, reflects on the first half of the autumn term and provides an update on the impact we have had so far
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Tutor Trust is excited to provide an update on our busy (and exciting!) start to the new academic year. From our post-16 EEF project kicking off, to award ceremonies, party conferences and more!
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Ed Marsh, Tutor Trust CEO contributes his thoughts on the disparities in social mobility between the north and south of the UK, highlighted by the Social Mobility Commission in its State of the Nation 2024: Local to National, Mapping Opportunities for All report
Today sees the release of two new publications, both giving positive perspectives on tutoring. These reports reinforce the view that, done well, tutoring is an effective intervention that can make a real difference to learners.
Permanent and widespread access to tuition has been part of the agenda at the Liberal Democrats’ Annual Conference this weekend. Lib Dem education spokesperson Munira Wilson has proposed a £390m annual investment for schools, sixth forms and colleges to provide 12-week tuition programmes to 1.75m children.
The availability of high-quality education as a key driver of social mobility is highlighted by the Social Mobility Commission in its State of the Nation 2023: People and Places report
Today we launch our co-authored report, The Future of Tutoring, at an event hosted by the Secretary of State for Education, Gillian Keegan. We are asking the Government to: "Put tutoring at the heart of the education landscape, or risk a generation of children falling behind."
We're delighted that the Government has announced an increase in National Tutoring Programme funding for schools
Our CEO Ed Marsh reflects on the importance of the work of Tutor Trust, inspired by visiting some of our Easter Clubs in the holidays.
Findings from the first stage of our place-based social justice research project are already prompting important discussions amongst our staff team.