Following the overwhelming success of One to One tuition in Hertfordshire over the last two years, Schools’ Forum voted back £1.5 million in funding to support the continued delivery of tuition in our schools in 2011-12.
All Hertfordshire schools now have an allocated, unringfenced sum of money in their budgets which is intended to fund places of One to One this year. In addition to this, schools can utilise their frontline budget and Pupil Premium allowance to fund One to One as an element of provision for some of our most vulnerable pupils.
Given that the new funding for One to One tuition is no longer ringfenced, schools will have a great deal more flexibility with regards to how tuition might look from September. For instance, the number of hours offered, who the tuition is delivered by and which key stages may be offered tuition are all now decisions which rest with the school.
One to One tuition continues to be part of many schools' provision and offers pupils an intensive burst of individual and personalised support to address identified learning needs and support pupils in achieving their full potential.
The One to One team here in Hertfordshire continues to support schools in their delivery of tuition this year.
