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 TUTE NEWS
New to Virtual School: Enrichment Wednesdays
Introducing Tute’s Enrichment Wednesdays, our hollistic approach to student development. It goes beyond a typical school day, focusing on nurturing well-rounded individuals. These programmes prepare students for life's challenges and equips them with essential life skills.
Topics include Spiritual, Moral, Social, and Cultural development (SMSC) centred on communication and relationships; online safety; mental health and wellbeing, and financial literacy.
Click on the video to learn more from Becky, Tute’s Assistant Head of Teaching and Learning: Curriculum.
Book lessons for HT2 >
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TUTE NEWS
Webinar: How can online learning support students with SEND?
Don't worry if you missed our latest webinar, we’ve recorded it!
Our SEND webinar was hosted by Liz Rumsey, Tute's SEND lead teacher, and Dr Sharon Smith, Assistant Head of Teaching and Learning (Outcomes), and joined by guest panellists from Surrey Online School, a local authority, and dedicated parents of a SEND student.
Together, they delve into their firsthand experiences with online learning, describing it as 'transformational' for students who struggle with mainstream education.
Watch our webinar on-demand >
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TUTE NEWS
World Mental Health Day
For 'World Mental Health Day' we've been reflecting on strategies that we can all use to support better mental health and wellbeing.
To model this concept, some of the Tute team have shared their top tips on how they look after their own wellbeing.
The students responded so positively, with some sharing their top tips and others sharing the challenges faced whilst waiting for support.
It’s been an important opportunity for our whole Tute community to reflect on their experiences and prioritise their mental health and wellbeing too!
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 TUTE STORIES
Surrey County Council
We're proud to have a longstanding, meaningful partnership with Surrey County Council, collaborating to create a high-quality and meaningful alternative provision solution within the county. This initiative, known as Surrey Online School (SOS), offers live online lessons delivered by Tute, complemented by the expertise of the Surrey team.
The impact has been substantial, with numerous schools and hundreds of students accessing the provision. The demand for SOS has surged significantly over the last year.
Read Surey's Tute story >
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 NEW PARTNERS
Welcome to Team Tute
We are proud to partner with hundreds of schools, LAs, and non-mainstream settings. More than ever are working with Tute and we look forward to supporting our new partners:
> Gloucestershire College
> Old Buckenham Primary School
> Redborne Upper School
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School therapy teams will help anxious children back to the classroom
NHS wants network of mental health experts for England within five years.
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Parents of Special Education Needs children protest in Liverpool against lack of provisions
A mother forced to homeschool her seven-year-old son because the school he attended could not cope with his additional needs has joined a protest for better provision.
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Gibb dismisses union calls for £370m funding gaffe cash
Minister claims schools still getting 'record' funding despite error that means budgets for 2024-25 will be smaller than expected.
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Scientists and teachers join forces to police use of AI in schools
AI in Education aims to mitigate the risks that the technology brings to pupils while helping schools harness it.
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We hope you found our half-term 1 newsletter useful! Thanks for reading.
Best wishes,
Julie Kelsall
Head of Customer Management
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