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March 2025 spring statement
The Tutor Trust shares an update on its advocacy work and what they are hoping to see in the spring statement
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The Tutor Trust shares an update on its advocacy work and what they are hoping to see in the spring statement
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Tom and Ben Amies-Cull chose to sponsor us as part of their wedding celebrations in 2017. Read on to find out why they chose to support our charity and what working towards a fairer education system means to them
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Ed Marsh, Tutor Trust CEO, welcomes new recommendations from the Education Policy Institute on the gaps in support for children living in poverty
The Tutor Trust shares its reflections on the Education Policy Institute (EPI) report which highlights a positive link between the length of the school day and academic attainment. Being a partner of EPI, we reflect on how our tuition could support schools in achieving higher average grades for their pupils.
Tutor Trust's primary school work is recognised as an Education Endowment Foundation Promising Programme. This follows an effectiveness trial that took place in 105 schools around Greater Manchester and Leeds.
Tutor Trust has expanded on its work across the North of England this year by supporting pupils in 15 Hartlepool primary schools
The Tutor Trust has formed a partnership with The University of Salford. Tutor Trust tutors from the University will deliver tuition to year 6 pupils across Salford primary schools. This is an amazing opportunity for Salford pupils, and will further Tutor Trust's goal of closing the attainment gap in the north of England.
The Education Endowment Foundation has built the pioneering AI pilots that Tutor Trust conducted with Bain and Company and The Hg Foundation. This research has found that using AI can reduce teachers' lesson planning times by 31 percent.
Tutor Trust marks its Annual Reception by launching the 2023/24 Impact Report
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
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
Tutor Trust CEO Ed Marsh writes to the new Prime Minister, and looks ahead to what the election result could mean for tutoring