Tutor Trust CEO, Ed Marsh, reflects after the release of the government's flagship curriculum review. Having digested for 24-hours, it was a good moment to reflect on the direction it sets out and what needs to happen next.
Tutor Trust is excited to share its Impact Report, detailing its work and progress of our pupils from the 2024/25 academic year
Tutor Trust are deeply committed to evidence-based practice and to ensuring every hour a tutor spends with a young person has a positive impact on attainment, confidence and enjoyment of learning. We are unique in the UK in having positive results from two randomised control trials.
If you're a primary, secondary school, or college leader in Greater Manchester, Merseyside, Tees Valley or West Yorkshire, register your interest in having Tutor Trust deliver tutoring for your pupils and students
Tutor Trust teams work to support programme delivery across Greater Manchester, Merseyside, Tees Valley and West Yorkshire with a shared focus on transforming lives through tutoring
Tutor Trust is unique in the UK education sector for having successful results from two randomised control trials, as well as independent evaluations of our tutoring model
In this Tutorcast episode, from the Tutor Trust, we met with David Savill from the University of Salford to discuss literacy in Salford
Tutor Trust is a proudly northern charity working in collaboration with schools, colleges and education providers to transform lives through tutoring in Greater Manchester, Merseyside, Tees Valley and West Yorkshire
Wondering what tutoring for Tutor Trust is like? Here's some of your questions answered.
For years Tutor Trust has collaborated with award-winning organisations like the Prince's Trust (now the King's Trust). We provide a variety of options for academic and emotional wellbeing support, focusing on each pupil as an individual.'
Our Tutoring Plus offer consists of a range of tailored programmes that combine academic support with a focus on the whole child. Tutoring Plus programmes are open to all and most commonly used to support cared for children, those attending alternative provision and those persistently absent from school.
This episode makes a powerful case for why quality tutoring should be a fundamental support for all young people, underscoring the urgent demand for increased funding and the potential for nationwide school tuition
