EMS Maths Hub Secondary and Post-16 March Bulletin

Welcome to our March Bulletin

Applications are still open for our Local Leaders of Mathematics Education Programmes for 2024/25. Our next online pop-up session is on Tuesday, March 12th at 3:45pm. An opportunity to find out more about these opportunities and ask any questions you may have.

Looking for KS4 Professional Development Resources? The NCETM have released two new core concepts covering 'Using and applying numerical structure'.

Save the date! We will be inviting you to an online meeting with Jonathan Hall creator of MathsBot on the 25th April from 3.45pm. More details to follow soon.

We also share the latest blog post from the NCETM Director, Charlie Stripp, on the new funding for Core Maths and feature the latest guide from the NCETM on how to put the Ofsted Maths report into practice - Reasoning through Talk.

Continue reading our March bulletin for more information.

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New date for online pop-up about our LLME Programmes!
Missed our online pop-up in February? No problem! We are running a 2nd online pop up session on Tuesday 12th March at 3.45 for anyone who would like to find out more about the LLME Programmes and ask questions. Follow the link below to book and you can also visit our website here to find out more about these opportunities or check out our handy brochure here. Applications close on the 29th March.

Book Here

Now Available- KS4 Professional Development Materials
New materials to support KS4 maths teachers with their professional development and planning are now available from the NCETM. Follow the link to download the materials. More themes will be added over the coming months

Download here

Save the date - 25th April 2024
We are planning an online meeting with Jonathan Hall, creator of MathsBot. We will be sharing further information about this session soon. If you would like to be informed as soon as bookings open, send us an email on admin@emsmathshub.org.uk.

The NCETM Director, Charlie Stripp, on the new funding for Core Maths
In his latest blog post, Charlie Stripp discusses why this is so important and how you can ensure your school or college can take advantage of it.

Read here

Coordinating mathematical success: the mathematics subject report
To help busy teachers and school leaders make the most of the Ofsted maths report, the NCETM are producing a series of helpful guides that take the recommendations and show you ways to apply them in your school. These downloadable PDFs pick out what the report says schools should do, and reference the sections that include each of the recommendations, so you can go away and learn more.

The latest guide, Reasoning through Talk, looks at how talk in the secondary maths classroom enables students to explore and articulate their understanding of the maths they are learning

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