Learning tips and resources
Our top tips for
studying success!
At Tute, we want you to feel confident and excited about learning. Here are our top tips for studying success!
Create a study space:
Find a quiet place to study without distractions.
Make a study routine:
Set goals and schedule time to study.
Space out your studying:
Review material over multiple days or weeks instead of cramming.
Take breaks:
Take short breaks to avoid burnout.
Get enough sleep:
Sleep helps you learn.
Use active learning techniques:
Try teaching others, taking notes by hand, or transforming notes into different formats.
Eat well:
Fuel your brain with good food.
Exercise regularly:
Physical activity can help you study.
Don't neglect mental health:
Take care of your mental health.
Learning beyond the classroom
We love helping you discover more ways to learn! Check out our newsletters for handy tips, fun activities, and examples of amazing student work.
As well as this, there are lots of handy websites you can access which will cover some of what you have been studying in your lessons. Links to our favourite websites can be found below:
An Inspector Calls Bing Videos
An-Inspector-Calls-Full-Text.pdf – Google Drive
An Inspector Calls – GCSE English Literature – BBC Bitesize
AQA English Revision – An Inspector Calls
Past papers AQA | Subjects | English
The Charles Dickens Page – A Christmas Carol Reading Text
Charles Dickens | A Christmas Carol – Full audiobook with text (AudioEbook)
Romeo and Juliet – Entire Play | Folger Shakespeare Library
Romeo and Juliet – GCSE English Literature – BBC Bitesize
Task sheets for condensed course
Science Practical Simulator – https://science-practical-simulator.web.app/ (The code is: TE963)
At Tute, we love reading!
Reading isn’t just about learning new words or improving spelling—it’s also great for your well-being! It helps you build confidence, feel connected, and understand different perspectives.
Even 30 minutes of reading a week can reduce stress, boost self-esteem, and improve sleep. It’s a simple way to feel happier and more confident.
Ready to get started? Check out our top book picks below!
Where the Wild Things Are by Maurice Sendak
The Tiger Who Came to Tea by Judith Kerr
The Day the Crayons Quit by Drew Daywalt
Gretal the Wonder Mammoth by Kim Hillyard
A Little Bit Different by Claire Alexander
Superbat by Matt Carr
Dog Man by Dave Pilkey
Any Roald Dhal book
The Sheep -Pig by Dick King Smith
Charotte’s Web by E B White
Kensuke’s Kingdom by Michael Morpurgo
Varjak Paw by SF Said
A Monster Calls by Patrick Ness
Tall Story by Candy Gourlay
Northern Lights series by Philip Pullman
Wonder by RJ Palacio
Toffee by Sarah Crossan
For more reading suggestions check out the BookTrust website at BookTrust: Getting children reading | BookTrust
Tute talent!
We love seeing what you get up to when you’re not in your Tute lessons, which is why we have launched Tute Talent!
Share your artwork, stories, poetry, music, or any other talents with us at inclusion@tute.com. Each month, we’ll showcase your amazing work.
Be loud and proud – we can’t wait to see what you’ve created!
Careers
Careers.
We understand that planning for your future can feel a bit scary as well as exciting. When you’re looking at what you might want to do once you finish studying, it is a good idea to think about the following:
What do you enjoy doing?
Could that lead you on a path to a particular job?
Are you prepared to do additional study?
Many jobs require additional training or qualifications before you can start your career in that area.
What skills do you already have?
For example, do you already coach a sports team?
What is important to you?
Do you prefer working outside or would you prefer to work in an office for example.
Some great places to look when planning next steps are as follows:
Careers advice – job profiles, information and resources | National Careers Service
UCAS | At the heart of connecting people to higher education
Prospects | Job & Course Search | Career & University Advice
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