the randstad tuition services and intervention impact report.

At a time when the UK faces a critical peak in persistent pupil absence, the need for scalable, specialist intervention has never been greater. This report offers a view into Randstad's total tuition set up, from AI-powered diagnostics to human-led pastoral care. 

We are committed to providing a lifeline back to education for vulnerable children and young people at risk of being left behind by the mainstream system. We partner with local authorities and schools because we recognise we are operating at a time when the scale of children unable to access education in the usual settings has reached a crisis point.

Our aim is to tackle this national challenge by reaching these pupils on the fringes who desperately need tailored support to meet their educational and personal goals. Education is a key to unlock socio-economic opportunity and supports more positive life outcomes.

what’s inside the report?

This report was created to provide transparency and evidence-based results for Local Authorities, Virtual School Heads, and school leaders. It looks past traditional tuition to reveal the proven strategies behind our long-term success in re-engaging learners with our alternative provision:

• See how we blend academic and pastoral intervention and tuition to address underlying barriers like trauma, anxiety, and SEND.
• An inside look at our custom-built, secure virtual learning environment designed specifically for vulnerable learners.
• Learn how the Randstad Assessment Tool pinpoints knowledge gaps to create explicit, diagnostic-led learning pathways.
• Detailed client impact stories from partners like Outwood Grange Academies Trust and Wirral Virtual School, alongside moving testimonials from parents/caers and tutors.
• A breakdown of our adherence to the latest DfE voluntary national standards for alternative provision.

Download the full report to explore the frameworks, technology, and success stories that enable us to partner with 145 local authorities and 4,500 schools to ensure no child is left behind.