It’s the day that we’ve all been waiting for here at Action Tutoring: GCSE Results Day. The day when we finally see the results of the efforts of our 1370 pupils and 650 volunteer tutors from this last year, not… [continue reading]
How important actually is a C grade?
By Year 11, pupils will be well used to hearing that without a C (or now grade 5) at GCSE maths and English, their future opportunities are severely limited. But, with a surge in advertising for skills based apprenticeships, universities… [continue reading]
Celebrating Five Years
Just over five years ago, I spent a Saturday morning at a school in South London, with a passionate teacher, a small group of volunteers and a gathering of 15-16 year olds looking anxious about their fast looming GCSEs. They… [continue reading]
Teach First Ambassador: My Experience Volunteering With Action Tutoring
After two years of spending evenings and weekends relentlessly scrutinising over whether the paragraph in front of me was a 4a or a 4b and carefully tinkering with the colour scheme of tomorrow’s interactive whiteboard presentations – treading the awkward… [continue reading]
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