Equal Education is thrilled to announce the launch of its first tutoring programme overseas, working in partnership with colleagues and partners in Australia to implement its literacy-focused tutoring programme for vulnerable children.

Equal Education has launched a series of Tutor Community events. The latest focused on Session Hacks, allowing tutors and staff to come together to share best practice.

As the conflict in Ukraine enters its second month, Arabella examines the impact of conflict on children all over the world and looks at what we can do to support them.

World Mental Health Day (10th October) offers the opportunity to talk about mental health. In this blog, we reflect on how the pandemic continues to impact the mental health of young people world wide.

A literacy-focused regional scale tutoring intervention programme for Year 10 students has shown great potential in improving outcomes for children in care in its first year. (Image by Adam Winger via Unsplash)

The covid-19 pandemic and ensuing lockdown has brought many swift changes to British life and public policy. Our CEO and co-founder Paul Singh shares his pedagogical journey and asks if tutoring has come of age?

The National Tutoring Programme could have an enormous impact on our students abilities to catch up post-lockdown. Read our guide on how Equal Education is planning to scale up and contribute towards the effort, and how you can participate.

The National Tutoring Programme is a vital step forward to providing for our embattled education sector. Our CEO reports on the key findings and challenges ahead. Find out more and how you could get involved.