October 2009

The Greneway Middle School
The Greneway School had an allocation of 36 tuition places in the Hertfordshire One to One Tuition pilot. They chose to schedule tuition sessions during the school day on a rotating timetable and used three known supply teachers as tutors.  The tuition is currently co-ordinated by the Leader of Mathematics. More...

KS2
One to One Tuition
Mathematics

October 2009

Giles Junior School
Giles Junior School was allocated 20 Year 5 and 6 pupils in the Hertfordshire One to One Tuition pilot. The school decided to schedule the tuition sessions both before and during the school day.  All of the tuition in the pilot has been undertaken by the headteacher and the deputy headteacher. More...

KS2
One to One Tuition

October 2009

St Mary’s Junior School
St Mary’s Junior School has 15 Year 6 pupils involved in the Hertfordshire One to One Tuition pilot.  Their tuition sessions take place outside of the school day, and the school has also arranged for some tutoring to take place in the school holidays.  Tutors were sourced from within the existing staff team, as well as through an external supply agency. More...

KS2
One to One Tuition
Mathematics & Literacy

October 2009

Laurance Haines School
Laurance Haines Primary School had an allocation of 15 pupils from Years 5 and 6 in the Hertfordshire One to One Tuition pilot.  Most tuition takes place on a Saturday morning, and all of the tutors are either existing members of staff or are known to the school. More...

KS2
One to One Tuition
Mathematics

October 2009

These case studies have been developed from a small scale pilot which took part in three schools during the Summer term of 2009.

KS3
One to One Tuition
Mathematics

Goffs School (341)
Goffs School is a larger than average 11-18 secondary, located in Cheshunt. Attainment on entry is higher than average, and the great majority of pupils are White British with about 15% from ethnic communities. The One to One pilot was led by the deputy head and involved a small number of pupils who were tutored in mathematics. More...

The Sele School (247)
The Sele School is a smaller than average 11-18 secondary, serving a broad ability of students. In 2008, Ofsted described the school as ‘Good with outstanding features’. Results have improved year on year for the past four years. The deputy head is currently leading and overseeing the small scale pilot in school, and reports that already, the benefits of One to One tuition are apparent. To date, pupils have gained confidence and have attended all sessions. The deputy head feels confident that future assessments will also reveal progress in attainment for both pupils. More...