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It’s already that time.. Back 2 School
As the 2026/27 academic year starts we want to congratulate all our SATs and GCSE pupils for all their hard work!
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As the 2026/27 academic year starts we want to congratulate all our SATs and GCSE pupils for all their hard work!
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The Tutor Trust Community brings together former tutors who continue to champion fairer access to education while supporting one another professionally.
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With more than 1 million young people in the UK now not in education, employment or training (NEET), rising NEET rates are a growing concern for young people, communities and the wider economy. Following the interim report on Young People and Work, we highlight the links between attainment, absenteeism, disadvantage and future outcomes. We explore how tutoring can support young people to stay engaged in education, improve attainment and build confidence.
With the National Tutoring Programme ending we show three good reasons for your school to work with the Tutor Trust in 2024/2025
Our second Tutor Awards of 2024, this time in Merseyside, looked back at some incredible achievements
Our annual Tutor Awards for 2024 were finished off in style with the West Yorkshire awards in The Adelphi in Leeds
We pay tribute to our patron and long-time supporter
Ed Marsh - Tutor Trust CEO - looks at the North/South divide as we approach the election and explains why young people are the real key to 'levelling up'
Our annual Tutor Awards for 2024 kicked off in style with the Greater Manchester awards with a ceremony in Manchester's Manahatta bar
Tutorcast reflects on the groundbreaking ‘Local Matters’ research project in partnership with the University of Manchester's Education department. Styled Poverty and Place at the Tutor Trust we look at its impact on the organisation.
The University of Manchester is celebrating its bicentennial
CEO Ed Marsh reflects on what the election on 4 July 2024 could mean for young people