Prepare to complete your year-end statement for 2022-23 National Tutoring Programme grant

All organisations that received the 2022 to 2023 NTP grant will be required to complete a year-end statement, which will be available at the start of September. This is a mandatory return, and you must complete the form, even if you did not use any of your NTP funding.

Clear and accurate records

To prepare for the form opening in September, the ESFA encourage schools to keep clear and accurate records of all tutoring that has been delivered in the 2022 to 2023 academic year. This should include:

• How much your school spent on tutoring – this should be the total amount you spent on tutoring (the portion funded by the NTP grant and the contribution from your school)
• How many hours of tutoring your school delivered – this should include every hour delivered per pupil (for example, if you delivered a 15-hour course to 3 pupils, you would count it as 45 hours)
• How many pupils in your school have received tuition – if pupils received tutoring in multiple subjects, you should only count each pupil once.

Schools can continue to use this year’s NTP funding until 31 August 2023. This can include tuition delivered in the summer term and the school holidays to help pupils prepare for the next academic year. Any unspent funding will be recovered.