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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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National Pet Month - 01/04 to 30/04 National Pet Month aims to promote responsible pet ownership and make people aware of the benefits of pets for people, and people for pets! It also raises awareness of the role, value, and contribution to society of working companion animals.
Passover - 01/04 to 09/04 Passover is an important Jewish festival, known as "Pesach" in Hebrew. It's a celebration of the story of Exodus. During Passover, Jews commemorate the freedom of the Israelites from slavery in Ancient Egypt.
Good Friday - 03/04 Good Friday is a Christian holiday that remembers the day that Jesus died on the cross and is part of the Christian festival of Easter.
Easter Sunday - 05/04 Easter Sunday is an important day for Christians, as it is the day that Jesus died and was resurrected to erase the darkness of evil. As well as celebrations that take place in church, commercially, the UK celebrates Easter Sunday with chocolate Easter eggs and the Easter bunny.
World Health Day - 07/04 World Health Day is a campaign led by the World Health Organisation (WHO). According to WHO, World Health Day aims to 'draw attention to a specific health topic of concern to people all over the world.' The focus of the 2026 campaign is 'healthy beginnings, hopeful futures'.
Vaisakhi - 14/04 Vaisakhi (also Baisakhi) is a spring festival which happens each year on 13 or 14 April. Vaisakhi is the most important Sikh festival and celebrates the founding of the Sikh community - the Khalsa - in 1699.
Earth Day - 22/04 Earth Day is an annual event dedicated to raising awareness and inspiring action to tackle environmental challenges endangering our planet. This day is also a time to celebrate those who have done a lot to help the environment.
St George’s Day - 23/04 St George’s Day is a Christian feast day. It celebrates the life of St. George, the patron saint of England. However, St George’s Day is celebrated by people of all religious backgrounds, as well as atheists.
London Marathon - 26/04 The London Marathon is one of the biggest charity marathons in the world, and the biggest marathon in the UK, attracting around 40-50,000 people annually to challenge themselves and finish the 26 miles race.

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