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With the National Tutoring Programme ending we show three good reasons for your school to work with the Tutor Trust in 2024/2025

Tutor Trust CEO Ed Marsh writes to the new Prime Minister, and looks ahead to what the election result could mean for tutoring

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.

We pay tribute to our patron and long-time supporter

At the end of the school year, Tutor Trust reflects on its tutoring programmes' impact across the 2023/2024 academic year. It has been truly transformational, having delivered more than 7,000 tutoring programmes to almost 6,000 pupils and worked in nearly 150 schools and provisions across North England.

Latest data from the Department for Education shows a decrease in take-up of tutoring, despite years of subsidies from the NTP

The Tutor Trust has expanded the scope of our tuition to offer two new programmes: Phonics and Post-16! This means we are now supporting young people from the earliest of their school journey right up to Key Stage 5.

Michael McDonough, Policy and Communications Coordinator

Sonya Hadari, Full-Time Tutor - West Yorkshire

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

At Tutor Trust, our vision is to be part of an education system that provides excellence, equity, and opportunity to every child and young person in the UK. We believe that all young people should receive the support they need to overcome any barriers they face in achieving their full potential.

Tutor Trust is excited to provide an update on our busy (and exciting!) start to the new academic year. From our post-16 EEF project kicking off, to award ceremonies, party conferences and more!