Education & Young People Poverty & Inclusion 2024
The Tutor Trust

Tutor Trust Impact Report 2024/25

The Tutor Trust delivers high-quality tutoring to disadvantaged pupils across Greater Manchester, Merseyside, Tees Valley and West Yorkshire. Their 2024/25 impact report records 5,488 pupils supported across 183 schools, with GCSE attainment gaps reduced by up to 16 percentage points and their Tutoring Plus programme growing 185% in two years.

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5,488 pupils supported across 183 education partners with 285 tutors Key Metric 1
GCSE attainment gap reduced by 16pp in science, 14pp in maths and 3pp in English Key Metric 2
Tutoring Plus programme grown by 185% in 2 years; 91% of pupils from target population Key Metric 3
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Small group and 1:1 tuition, SATs and GCSE support, post-16 GCSE resit programme, SEND tutoring, Tutoring Plus, Tees Valley expansion Custom geography from upload: Northern England

📊Key Metrics

5,488 pupils supported across 183 education partners with 285 tutors Key Metric 1
GCSE attainment gap reduced by 16pp in science, 14pp in maths and 3pp in English Key Metric 2
Tutoring Plus programme grown by 185% in 2 years; 91% of pupils from target population Key Metric 3

✅Key Outcomes

  • SATs attainment gap reduced by 7pp in reading and 4pp in maths
  • 87% of schools said they would recommend Tutor Trust to another school or college
  • 97% of pupils said tutoring helped them make progress

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