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Raise Tuition Helping ages 5–16 build confidence & boost grades in English & Maths.

• Small group learning
• Fully qualified, DBS-checked tutors
• Proven results.
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19/10/2026

One sign that a new concept has really clicked is when a student can apply what they’ve learned in different situations and work independently.

We’ve been working on adding and subtracting decimals with Olivia, and she did a super job!

Well done Olivia. x

18/10/2026

Alison is doing a firewalk on 19 November.

I know, I know—madness!

With International Men’s Day fast approaching, promoting and supporting good mental health is something close to our hearts. None of us is immune to mental health challenges.

Please support Alison in this endeavour.

You could sponsor her a couple of pounds or come along on the night to cheer her across the coals.

We’re so proud of her!

Please leave her a message of encouragement below. x

https://localgiving.org/fundraising/Alison-takes-in-the-fire-walk

16/10/2026

While having scans and tests on my leg and foot this week, I’ve been watching the staff team and thinking about the kind of people they are.

Their kindness shines through. They’ve been honest about the procedures and results, and they’ve kept careful records so the next professional can pick up where they left off. They’ve done all of this with a smile. Quite remarkable people.

When we’re teaching our students, many of our conversations are about next steps. What are your next steps? What do you need to get there?

It takes an incredibly long time to become a nurse. Along the way, they would have had someone cheering them on and telling them, “You can do this.” We want to be that person for our students.

When we’re teaching, we don’t know who among our students will go on to become a nurse, doctor, teacher, scientist, community worker, office team member or manual worker. Every path matters. We want to encourage them to discover what they can become and remind them that, with hard work and support, they can get there.

15/10/2026

I don’t think it’ll come as a surprise to anyone here that we love Oldham. We love its people, its community and the place itself.

Our mission is about much more than helping students pass exams. We want to inspire lifelong learners — students who go out into the world, achieve their dreams and, we hope, one day come back to the place we love and give something back.

That takes talent, hard work, resilience and focus. It also takes the courage to get back up when life knocks you down.

Watch this video of Martin Lewis speaking at a graduation ceremony. It could have been us up there saying the very same thing.

14/10/2026

DAYTIME OUTREACH TUTORS WANTED

Help young people rebuild confidence and reconnect with learning.

Raise Tuition is growing, and we’re looking for qualified teachers and teaching assistants to join our friendly team as Outreach Tutors across Rochdale, Oldham and Tameside.

You’ll provide personalised support to pupils who need a different approach to education. Working one-to-one or in small groups, you’ll help them build confidence, establish routines and make progress. Sessions may include support towards exams and can take place in pupils’ homes, online or in community settings.

What we offer
£30 per hour
5–35 hours per week
Monday to Friday, during school hours
Term-time work
Full-time and part-time opportunities
Support from an experienced team

What you’ll need
A teaching assistant qualification or a PGCE with QTS
At least one year of teaching experience
A DBS registered on the Update Service
A patient, adaptable and compassionate approach
Ready for a flexible role where your experience can make a real difference?
Call Alison: 07753 611858
Call Emma: 07885 620714
Email: [email protected]
Or send us a direct message.

Resilience • Aspiration • Inclusion • Success • Education

14/10/2026

We often hear from parents that their child is “struggling”.
When we start working with a student, we often find one of two things:

There may be gaps in their learning. A child might sit through a lesson and, for any number of reasons, not fully grasp a concept. Missing one key idea can make the next topic harder.

Or they may have found something tricky in maths before, and that experience may have affected their confidence and self-esteem in the subject.

Meet Zavier. After just a couple of sessions with Simone, working on ways to find the answer to a timestable question before it’s been memorised, look at what he’s achieved! 60 out of 60. Is that full marks?

We’re so proud of you, young man. Did you say you struggled with maths? I don’t think so!

13/10/2026

When students do well, it means so much more than just a good grade.

There’s no better feeling than achieving a goal and feeling proud of what you’ve accomplished. Huge well done to Owen for scoring 26/28 in his maths test!

How good must that have felt for him?

World Mental Health Day
10/10/2026

World Mental Health Day

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Monday 4pm - 7pm
Tuesday 4:30pm - 6:30pm
Wednesday 4:30pm - 6:30pm
Thursday 4:30pm - 6:30pm

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