We are thrilled to now be able to share our 2018-19 Impact Report. The situation is not what we were anticipating it would be for this release, but we still hope you enjoy reading through the publication and reflecting on… [continue reading]
Education News
COVID-19 set to further widen attainment gap between the UK’s 28% of disadvantaged children and their more affluent counterparts in state education warns charity CEO
Susannah Hardyman, CEO of education charity Action Tutoring discusses COVID-19 and the impact of school closures on children from less well-off backgrounds. March 2020 marked a seismic shift in education, with schools nationwide closing their doors to all but the… [continue reading]
How party manifestos can deliver fairer education this December
As the election fast approaches, it’s unlikely education is going to be at the top of the list on manifestos or necessarily a priority in voting decisions. Yet, as Nelson Mandela so famously said, “Education is the most powerful weapon… [continue reading]
500 years to close the gap – we need a new approach to make education fair: reflections from the Labour Party Conference
September is always a flurry of political activity and news, as party conference season gets underway. This year, I had the privilege of sharing about Action Tutoring at a fringe event at the Labour Party Conference, hosted by the Fair… [continue reading]
GCSE Results Day – Celebrating our students pupils’ successes
It has been a week since GCSE Results Day and we would like to reflect on the successes of our brilliant pupils and volunteers. GCSE Results Day is an incredibly important date in Action Tutoring’s calendar and we were out… [continue reading]
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