Action Tutoring mental health first-aider Mollie Vessey explains the ways in which the organisation strives to support staff wellbeing, with great emphasis placed on mental health assistance, and how this philosophy extends to the work we do with our pupils…. [continue reading]
Tutoring is not just about altruism, but taking small steps to see real results
Madina has been a volunteer with Action Tutoring making a difference to pupils in Birmingham since November 2019. Madina has shared her story for you to learn more about her experience as a tutor. We hope you enjoy reading about… [continue reading]
Open up the doors
This GCSE results day, CEO Susannah Hardyman explores how Ofqual’s exam grading system reproduced the long-standing disadvantage that Action Tutoring exists to tackle, and looks at the consequences of the government’s grading U-turn for this and next year’s school leavers. … [continue reading]
Ikigai
A couple of staff members from Action Tutoring recently attended a conference where Ian Windle, a TEDx and Leadership Speaker, introduced us to the concept of Ikigai, a Japanese term that roughly translates to “reason for being”, or “the happiness… [continue reading]
Lessons in Lockdown
I’m sure we can all agree that the words ‘unprecedented’ ‘uncharted’ and ‘unplanned’ have become part of our daily vocab. In fact, I’ll be surprised if pupils round the country aren’t including these words in all of their English writing… [continue reading]
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