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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!

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!

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!

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!

Today is International Holocaust Memorial Day. The theme for 2025 is For a Better Future

We would like to take this day to remember, and pay tribute to, the 6 million lives lost during the Holocaust.

We would like to say a big congratulations to all the students who have sat their 11+ entrance exams this year and successfully got through this demanding process. Very well done; we are all really proud of you!

If there is anything we can do to help with upcoming interviews, please do not hesitate to get in touch!

Today we celebrate the International Day of Education!

At Trefoil Tutors, we are incredibly proud of the quality of teaching and learning we deliver across a range of different subjects. In our small group lessons, our team of qualified teachers and experienced tutors aim to augment and support the work done by schools.

For an update on the current availability in our lessons,, please visit our website:

Trefoil Tutors are looking to employ a full-time Teacher of Mathematics to teach up to fourteen weekly 90-minute lessons to groups of up to six students.

As we enter Week 3 of the Spring Term, we would like to remind students that this is the first assessment week of the Term.

Trefoil Tutors are looking to employ a part-time Teacher of Mathematics to teach between six and eight 90-minute-long lessons to small groups of up to six students.

We are delighted to announce that Trefoil Tutors are looking to employ a part-time Teacher of English to teach between six and eight 90-minute-long lessons to small groups of up to six students.

The successful candidate should have a passion for English, hold an English-based degree and have experience in teaching. FQT status and school teaching experience are preferred but not essential.

The successful candidate must be able to start teaching the English group lessons in September 2025 and commit to the position for the academic year.

At Trefoil Tutors, we are incredibly proud of the quality of teaching and learning we deliver across a range of different subjects. In our small group lessons, our team of qualified teachers and experienced tutors aim to augment and support the work done by schools. We are now pleased to offer the final available places to students who are on our waiting list as well as those who are getting in touch with us for the first time.

Applicants who have sat interviews for places at the University of Oxford 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.