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Breaking down barriers: Why tutoring must be part of education growth
Ed Marsh, CEO, reflects on a busy Labour Party Conference and being invited to the Education Policy Institute’s panel to advocate for tutoring
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Tackling school absenteeism - why tutoring matters more than ever
New reports on the attendance crisis show school absence has become the new norm. Against this backdrop, interventions like tutoring are becoming even more important to build positive engagement with education.
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How a state-funded tutoring programme can ensure excellence for all
Jointly commissioned by Tutor Trust and a number of other charities, Public First releases its much anticipated report, identifying how a state-funded tutoring programme could help to tackle the persistent attainment gap
July 2024 election's impact on young people
CEO Ed Marsh reflects on what the election on 4 July 2024 could mean for young people
School funding cuts continue
My key takeouts from the Sutton Trust’s latest teacher survey
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
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.
Post-Covid tutoring boosts economy by over £4 billion
New research shows that post-Covid tutoring has boosted the economy by over £4 billion
Looking ahead to a transformational year
Tutor Trust's CEO, Ed Marsh, looks ahead to 2024.
Reports highlight positive perception of tutoring
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.
Promising news for the future of tutoring
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.
Access to high-quality education improves social mobility
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