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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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The Tutor Trust expanded into Tees Valley in January 2025. The expansion involved working with local primary schools to deliver reading and maths tuition. Since then, the charity has worked with over 530 children across primary schools in Hartlepool!
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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
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
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'
CEO Ed Marsh reflects on what the election on 4 July 2024 could mean for young people
My key takeouts from the Sutton Trust’s latest teacher survey
CEO Ed Marsh looks back at the Easter break and what lies ahead for the forthcoming Summer term
Our colleague Becky McNutt explores neurodivergence in the workplace as part of Neurodiversion Celebration Week
