Image, Dean Clough

GoEducate’s new occupier deal will expand its hub for educational excellence in Yorkshire.

The group has acquired its third location in Calderdale, a street-facing studio which will provide teaching space alongside a retail book shop.

As a recommended provider for Calderdale Children’s Services, GoEducate delivers tutoring for more than 400 primary and secondary school students to support 11+, GCSE, and other specific subject requirements.

As well as private tutoring, it partners with a number of local schools to provide alternate provision for students who may be excluded due to disability, medical or mental health issues.

The studio has been opened at shopping centre Dean Clough’s D Mill Courtyard.