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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

30/10/2024

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Episode 16: From tutor to advocate

This Tutorcast podcast is episode two of a three-part podcast series, which explores the influence of in-school tutoring on pupils, tutors, communities, and the broader education landscape

16/10/2024

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Ed Talks: 100 Days of Labour - what's changed?

It has been 100 days since Labour was elected into government. In this article, Ed Marsh, Tutor Trust CEO, reflects on their time in office and the challenges facing our education system

10/10/2024

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Neurodivergence and the workplace

Our colleague Becky McNutt explores neurodivergence in the workplace as part of Neurodiversion Celebration Week

20/03/2024

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Spring Budget and the future of tutoring

CEO Ed Marsh reflects on the impact of a lack of announcement on tutoring in today's budget

06/03/2024

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New writing programme to support KS3 students

Literacy Foundations fills in gaps from lost learning in Key Stage 2 (KS2)

05/03/2024

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Founders receive prestigious University Medal of Honour

Abigail Shapiro and Nick Bent receive the University of Manchester's Medal of Honour, the highest non-degree award bestowed by the University

29/02/2024

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Episode 12: Unlocking potential: Perspectives on SEND

In this episode, Vicky takes a look at the world of special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) in tutoring

23/02/2024

Abigail Shapiro, Susannah Hardman and Sarah Waite are pictured with the letter outside 10 Downing Street

500 schools back call to Government to extend tutoring programme

We are continuing to campaign at the highest level for tutoring funding, and returned to Number 10 this week to hand in a letter signed by more than 500 school leaders.

09/02/2024

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Welcome to our brand-new website!

The first big milestone in our digital transformation journey

07/02/2024

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"My Voice Matters": The importance of children’s mental health in tutoring

Empowering young people’s wellbeing through tutoring.

05/02/2024

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Persistent absence rates highest among pupils with additional needs

Young people eligible for free school meals and identified SEN are much more likely to miss 10% or more sessions.

26/01/2024