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Episode 22: Literacy Matters

In this Tutorcast episode, from the Tutor Trust, we met with David Savill from the University of Salford to discuss literacy in Salford

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Episode 23 - Inside the attendance crisis

In this Tutorcast episode, from Tutor Trust, we begin our 3-part series on persistent absence, and focused on the perspective of school leaders in tackling the attendance crisis

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2025 Impact Report

Tutor Trust is excited to share its Impact Report, detailing its work and progress of our pupils from the 2024/25 academic year

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My Voice Matters

Tutor Trust's Imogen Hebbard talks about the voice of the pupil and about empowering young people’s well-being through tutoring

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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.

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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.