SECONDARY AND POST-16 RESOURCES, 2022

For resources from previous years, why not check out our archive which contains some of the most popular resources from previous Maths Weeks.

A-level and University students might like to consider this puzzle, set for us by an actuary!

Daily Video Puzzles (and solutions)

Monday:

Coin Puzzle, Zoe Griffiths

Tuesday:

Euler Square,

James Grime

Wednesday:

Bridge Puzzle, Nicole Cozens

Thursday:

Chain Puzzle, Kjartan Poskitt

Friday:

Flight Times, Susan Okereke

NUMBERELLA

This brand-new, secondary level maths adventure from the Numberella team is having its debut during Maths Week England 2022 – check it out! Suitable for pupils in years 6-9.

The Power of 2!

This magic trick can help children learn about Binary, or Base 2. There is also a link in the description to a free set of cards children can use to perform the trick themselves.

Yohaku (KS3)

These numerical challenges are very clever – can your pupils work them out?

Yohaku (KS4)

Next level algebraic Yohaku; are you up to the challenge?

SUDOKU PUZZLES

These twelve classic Sudokus, specially created for Maths Week England 2022, should keep your students busy – can they complete all 12 by the end of the week?!

The Power of 2: a bank of lesson ideas

The Power of 2: What happens when we double – and keep on doubling?

This amazing resource contains a complete range of lesson ideas to address this very question with FE students. With these Word and PowerPoint documents, you have everything you need to give your students a memorable experience during Maths Week!

Thanks to FE teacher Rebecca Atherfold from Southwark college, who created and generously shared this resource with us.

Maths magazines like Plus https://plus.maths.org/content/ and SUMS https://amsp.org.uk/resource/sums
Maths livestreams like Simon Singh’s Parallel Circles https://parallel.org.uk/circles and Oxford’s Online Maths Club https://www.maths.ox.ac.uk/r/club
Maths activities and challenges from NRICH at https://nrich.maths.org/post-16

How about an enrichment lesson, using secondary maths in a novel way for your student? There are 8 lessons here to choose from, all fully resourced: https://amsp.org.uk/resource/11-16-enrichment-lessons