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Two in five trusts shun tutoring as finances worsen

Just 46% of CEOs are confident about the financial sustainability of their trusts, down from 77% last year

DfE to reopen tutoring spend return form after ‘difficulties’

One head said the process was ‘taking up an unacceptable and disproportionate amount of time’

Lib Dems would spend £390m a year on tutoring

Party would offer free small-group tutoring to 1.75 million children if it formed a government, education spokesperson announces

Tutoring programme underspend ramps up to £240m

Latest data shows 43% of funding went unspent last financial year

Tutoring still not ‘sustainable’, NFER report finds

As the flagship scheme heads for its final year, education researchers warn funding, concerns on tuition supply and administration could hinder progress

Ministers abandon hope of Johnson’s six million tutoring target

Subsidy change means schools will fork out less for tutoring next year, but half as many courses will be funded

Long read: How a tutoring revolution left smaller schools behind

A small number of ‘super tutor’ schools are delivering nearly half of all catch-up, with rural and small schools missing out

£114m tutoring cash clawed back from half of schools

Tutoring league tables show 1 in 4 schools used less than 50% of their catch-up cash, which will now be handed back to Treasury

Tutoring has given our pupils new opportunities

Teachers witnessed first hand the impact of the pandemic on pupils’ learning, and evidence suggests that tutoring is one of the most effective tools to support education and accelerate academic progress to help pupils catch up. A recent report published by the Sutton Trust revealed that the National Tutoring Programme (NTP) has played a significant […]