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Happy birthday, William Shakespeare!

Today we celebrate Earth Day. Earth Day is an annual event where participants demonstrate support for environmental protection.

From all of us at Trefoil, we would like to wish you a Happy Easter Sunday!

May you enjoy this day surrounded by friends, family, and plenty of chocolate!

From all of us at Trefoil, we would like to wish you a blessed Good Friday!

After a successful first six lessons of the Spring Term, our Half Term Break begins today, with no group lessons taking place between Monday, the 17th and Sunday, the 23th of February.

All other group lessons will resume on the week commencing Monday, 24th of February.

Please note, our office is closed for the Half Term break from Monday, 17th February to Saturday, 22th February. Our team will be intermittently checking our email inboxes for any urgent queries.

Enjoy your Half Term break and we look forward to seeing you in Week 7!

Our Senior Tutor, Vivek Gathani, shares his advice with parents who are looking to find the right support for their children with the help of a tutor.

In this video, Vivek has outlined four guidelines that he advises all parents to follow before engaging a tutor to work with their child.

You can watch Vivek’s advice video here:

After a successful term, our Easter Break begins today!

Trefoil Tutors is an award-winning tuition provider offering specialist small group tuition for Years 3 to 13, in order to augment and support the teaching that students receive in school. We are recognised as the Best Tuition and Educational Support Provider in the South East region by the UK Enterprise Awards.

Today we celebrate International Children’s Book Day!

As we complete the first half of the Spring Term, we are delighted to see students continuing to follow good routines in their learning. In order to help students practise little and often during their break in order to keep academic regression at bay, our lead Mathematics, English and Science tutors Vivek, Milda and Rebecca have prepared a set of holiday work assignments.

To access the holiday work assignments and answers, please follow the link below:

The American Library Association has announced the 2025 winners of the Youth Media Awards, including the Newbery and Caldecott medals, and the Printz award.

To read more about the Young Media Awards, please visit The American Library Association’s website:

Happy reading!

We would like to wish you a Happy Valentine's Day, and hope you will spend it surrounded by your loved ones!

We would like to remind students and parents that this is the final week of group lessons before our Half Term break. Please note that no group lessons will be taking place between Monday, the 17th February and Sunday, the 23rd of February as we close for the Half Term break.

Enjoy your Half Term break and we look forward to seeing you in Week 7!

As we enter the final week of the Autumn Term, we would like to remind students that those attending Mathematics, Further Mathematics, English, Reasoning, Science, Biology and Economics lessons will be sitting a 30-minute assessment in their lessons this week. Do remember to review your classwork notes and homework assignments in preparation!

University of Oxford has released the first two weeks of lectures of the first year Oxford Mathematics degree on YouTube, alongside some accompanying materials.

To watch the eight lectures, please follow this link:

Applicants who have sat interviews for places at the University of Cambridge will hear whether or not they have been offered a place today. We would like to wish the best of luck to our students who are waiting to hear back - our fingers are firmly crossed for you!

As every year, we will be waiting to hear from our students with great anticipation! Should you need any advice, or if you have a moment to share your results with us, please do give our office a call on 0203 565 0539 – we would love to hear from you.

Today, we begin the Chinese New Year celebrations and step into the Year of the Snake according to the Chinese calendar.

If you would like to learn more about the traditions and festivities surrounding the Chinese New Year, you may find some interesting information on the dedicated website:

The Intermediate Mathematical Challenge commences today, with Year 10 and Year 11 students competing for gold, silver and bronze certificates across the country.

We would like to wish the best of luck to all our students who are sitting the Challenge today. Remember that it is not an exam, but a challenge - so stay calm and enjoy the process!