Can you solve these? Post your solutions on Twitter or Facebook pages for a chance to win a prize! Use hashtags #MWE21 and #MathsWeekEngland. Answers tomorrow! Easier Level: Replace the '?'s with a 3,4,5 or 6 to make these sentences correct. You may only use each number once per question. a) (? + ?) x […]
Bring glory to your classroom in a physically active mathematics competition, with mindfulness, suitable for 7-11 year olds. Students will learn, collaborate and compete all from their classrooms as you gain access to: A 45 minute journey through the sunken seas Differentiated worksheets A national leaderboard Take part any time during Maths Week England before […]
This online workshop for children in Years 1 and 2 will introduce them to Cuthbert, a loveable crocodile who loves learning about numbers and how they work. The workshop focuses on the doubling. It begins with a purpose-written story followed by a question-and-answer session, and then an arty maths activity to reinforce learning. This workshop […]
The STEM Ambassador Hub East Midlands has been working with John Leggott College and our Ambassadors to create a project pack full of unique resources to support Maths teachers to inspire their students about the wide variety of future careers they could go into with a maths qualification! Within the resources you will hear first […]
Join Caroline Ainsley, aka Bubbles, for a fun show all about scale. The show is suitable for all ages! Children will explore small and large tetrahedra made from balloons, think about how many cubic centimetres fit into a cubic metre, think about how paper scales and why A4 is half the size of A3.... And […]
Our friends at NRICH have created three short videos, each introducing an NRICH task for a different age group. Students will be invited to submit solutions by the end of Wednesday 15th. NRICH will publish a selection of solutions, to be shared on the Friday. There will be three videos: one for Y3-Y5, one for […]
The Museum on the Mound is excited to offer free, interactive digital workshops for Key Stage 2 pupils that brings money and Maths to life. Pupils will use their investigative, numeracy and measurement skills to explore different things people have used as money around the world. N.B. Advance booking is essential, as physical resources will be […]
Suitable for anyone from 4-12! In keeping with this year’s theme, ‘3 is a Magic Number’, our friends at Maths on Toast will be exploring the number 3 through triangles and 3-sided shapes. Join them online and create a piece of artwork using triangles and discover how a triangle can magically transform from a 2D […]
Which Career? Online Panel Monday 13th November 10 – 10:45 am. Kick off Maths Week England with this opportunity for your students to discover how maths is used in different careers and the importance of continuing to study maths after GCSE. You will be joined by three guests who will talk about their ‘Green Careers’ and […]
Our friends at NRICH have created three short videos, each introducing an NRICH task for a different age group. Students will be invited to submit solutions by the end of Wednesday 15th. NRICH will publish a selection of solutions, to be shared on the Friday. There are three videos: one for Y3-Y5, one for Y6-Y8 […]
This FREE, in-person event is aimed at A-Level students. Maths has a vital role in the modern world, driving developments in technology, science and society which contribute to solving global problems. Maths is a diverse and interesting story with cultural and historical links around the world. Come and join in with workshops on mathematical modelling […]
Join Andrew Jeffrey for a unique chance to learn about the ultimate version of Sudoku – Killer Sudoku! Killer is not for the faint-hearted, so this session may not suitable for under-confident mathematicians. Similar to Sudoku, Killer has a 9×9 grid but with no numbers pre-filled; instead, you are told the totals of groups of […]
Maths Inspiration shows have become a firm favourite with secondary pupils, and when one happens during Maths Week England you KNOW it’s going to sell out fast. Especially when you realise that Rob Eastaway, Hugh Hunt and Aoife Hunt are all speaking at this special show in Nottingham; we reckon you should grab your tickets […]
Our friends at NRICH have created three short videos, each introducing an NRICH task for a different age group. Students will be invited to submit solutions by the end of Wednesday 15th. NRICH will publish a selection of solutions, to be shared on the Friday. There are three videos: one for Y3-Y5, one for Y6-Y8 […]
How can data help with healthcare? This exclusive teacher workshop with data expert Rachael Keane from Digdata, and Doug Thompson from GSK is a unique and rare opportunity for teachers to find out about free resources to use with their students to help them understand the power of data. In just 45 minutes you will […]
This event for students in KS3 and KS4 is being hosted and run exclusively by members of MEI’s Young Persons’ Consultative Panel. By hearing from young people currently at university or in employment, students will hear about what it is like to actually study maths beyond GCSE. They will discover how maths is important to […]
A cross-curricular workshop for teachers of English and Maths at one of London’s most inspirational venues, Shakespeare’s Globe in London. The future of education is collaborative. Working solely within one discipline or another has not provided sufficient future-facing approaches and solutions to the ”wicked problems” relevant to our times, like climate change and social inequity. […]
It’s hard to believe that it is almost exactly 50 years since the Rubik Cube burst onto the scene. Anad yet in a few months we will be celebrating half a century of playing with this puzzling masterpiece! Cubes are fascinating, and those which can be rotated in 3 dimensions are even more so; after […]