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Welcome to Tute!

We’re so glad you’re here and excited to join you on your learning journey.

Your Student Hub is your one-stop space for everything you need. You’ll find step-by-step guides, how-to videos, useful resources, and tips to help you succeed. If this is your first time here, why not start by watching our quick introduction video?

What is Tute?

Tute delivers live, online lessons taught by friendly, qualified teachers. Whether you’re using Tute for extra support or as part of your education, we’re here to help you stay on track, build confidence, and achieve your goals.

We work closely with the people who manage your education to make sure you can access quality learning in a way that works best for you.

Maybe school isn’t quite working out right now, or you need a bit of extra time and support. Whatever the reason, we’re here to guide you through your learning journey with fun, engaging, and interactive lessons.

All your lessons happen in The Learning Cloud - our safe, interactive online classroom. You’ll follow the same curriculum as in school, with lessons designed to make learning fun, exciting, and tailored to your needs. To find out more about how it all works, check out the ‘Your Lessons’ section on this website.

Last year, around 6,000 students accessed their education with us, with 90% saying they enjoyed learning with Tute and 95% telling us they liked their teachers. We’re so proud of that and can’t wait for you to join our community.

Your education matters, and we’re here to help you get the most out of every lesson.

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World Environment Day - 05/06 This is an annual awareness day organised by the United Nations. It is marked to raise awareness of the climate crisis and promote action towards protecting and conserving the environment. It is hosted by a different country each year. This year it will be hosted by the Republic of Korea. Each year there is a theme - for 2026 the theme is ending plastic pollution globally.
D-Day - 06/06 D-Day (or the Normandy Landings) took place during World War II, when approximately 156,000 Allied troops (made up of British, Canadian and American soldiers) landed on 5 beaches in Normandy, France. One of the largest invasions in military history, D-Day marked a major turning point in the war and led to the eventual victory of the Allies.
World Oceans Day - 08/06 This reminds everyone of the major role the oceans have in everyday life. Oceans are a major source of food and medicine. This year's theme is: Awaken New Depths.
Water Safety Week - 14/06 The main goal of Water Safety Week is to teach people the necessary skills and knowledge that they need to be safe and have fun in the water.
Learning Disability Week - 15/06 The event is organised every year by the learning disability charity, Mencap. It aims to improve the quality of life for individuals with learning disabilities by raising awareness about important issues, fighting stigma and discrimination, and raising funds for outreach and support programs.
National thank a teacher day - 17/06 This is an annual celebration and a chance to celebrate schools, colleges, teachers and support staff across the country.
World Music Day - 21/06 This day is also known as La Fête de la Musique and celebrates music in all its forms and the importance of music in people's lives. More than 120 countries celebrate World Music Day. Celebrations see a variety of free public concerts and events being held across over 700 cities, in the streets, parks, museums and other public spaces.
Summer and Winter Solstice - 21/06 The summer solstice happens each year when one of the Earth's poles has its biggest tilt towards the sun. During the summer solstice, the sun reaches its highest position in the sky, giving each respective hemisphere the longest day of the year.
National Writing Day - 24/06 This is an annual celebration of the power of writing creatively, inspiring people of all ages and abilities to try writing for fun and self-expression.
Armed Forces Day - 28/06 Formerly known as Veterans Day, this day provides a chance to show support for the men and women who make up the armed forces community, from currently serving troops to reserves and veterans.

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