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Looking back on our expansion to Tees Valley

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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End of The Tutor Trust's 14th year

The Tutor Trust has reached the end of another amazing academic year! We discuss how we have managed to expand into a new region and diversify our offering in the face of our first year without government funding

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Episode 19: Become a revision champion!

In this podcast episode, former headteacher Mark Wyss discusses some top strategies for effective exam revision. From finding the right revision techniques to working out how they'll fit into your day, this is a must-listen for anyone preparing for exams this summer

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SATs results: Big day for year 6 pupils

Tutor Trust writes to celebrate the hard work of our pupils and their tutors. We also define these results in the context of those from before the pandemic, and the work that still needs to be done.

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Celebrating our Manchester tutors

Our annual Tutor Awards for 2024 kicked off in style with the Greater Manchester awards with a ceremony in Manchester's Manahatta bar

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Episode 13: Local Matters - Poverty and Place wrap-up

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.