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Get Further GCSE Resit Tuition Programme Impact Report 2021–2024

Get Further supports students from disadvantaged backgrounds in further education to pass gateway GCSE English and maths qualifications. Their 2021–2024 impact report records 4,381 students supported across 43 FE providers, with pass rates 70–77% above the national average and the attainment gap in GCSE English fully closed for disadvantaged students.

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Key Metrics

Key Metric 1 4,381 students supported across 43 FE providers and 80+ campuses with 329 trained tutors
Key Metric 2 GCSE English pass rates 77% higher than the national average; GCSE maths pass rates 70% higher
Key Metric 3 Students made nearly 5x as much progress as the national average in both English and maths

Key Outcomes

  • Attainment gap in GCSE English closed — pass rates for disadvantaged students 1.6 percentage points higher than for their peers
  • Attainment gap in GCSE maths substantially narrowed — disadvantaged students just 2.5 percentage points behind their peers (vs 10.7pp nationally)
  • One in three students leave school without grade 4+ in GCSE English and maths; over one in two from disadvantaged backgrounds

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