Maths Hub

The structure of support for maths education in England has changed.

Over thirty-five Maths Hubs have now been established across England, each led by an outstanding school, college or pair of institutions, with a record of excellent achievement in mathematics, but each also in partnership with neighbouring schools and colleges, universities, and other organisations, maths experts and employers.

Loreto Teaching School Alliance is working with Ashton on Mersey Teaching School in this important work through the Turing North West 2 Maths Hub. The work of this Maths Hub now offers support to the geographical areas of Trafford, Salford, Tameside, Warrington, Bolton and High Peak.

This initiative builds on the excellent practice and achievement that already exists widely - but not universally - across the school and college system in relation to Maths teaching. It is funded by the DfE and co-ordinated by the NCETM. The Maths Hubs provides strategic local maths leadership to ensure all schools receive the tailored maths education support they need. It is an effective way of harnessing all of the maths teaching expertise within our area and the UK in order to spread excellent practice even more widely, for the benefit of all pupils and students.

For the most up to date information regarding courses and support through the Turing North West 2 Maths Hub click here

 

Learning Overviews - Primary Mastery Pathway and Secondary Mastery Pathway  - for more information please click here and here

 

Latest projects and courses

Teacher Subject Specialism Training - for more information please click here

Primary Maths Curriculum Event - for more information please click here

Mathematical Thinking for GCSE - for more information please click here 

Supporting Core Maths -  for more information please click here

Developing Pedagogy in A-level Mathematics Teaching -  for more information please click here

Secondary Teaching for Mastery Programme - Applications are now open for any individuals iterested in the Secondary Teaching for Mastery Programme, please click here for an application form

 

Free maths resources for parents and teachers. 

On the dedicated Maths Hub Turing North West website there is a dedicated page containing additional maths resources for parents and teachers recommended by the DfE and NCETM

https://mathshubsturingnw.co.uk/resources-for-parents/ 

and 

https://mathshubsturingnw.co.uk/resources-for-teachers/.

 

Pearson also have free resources available for schools. 

For free primary support for Maths: https://www.pearson.com/uk/educators/schools/update-for-schools/primary-support.html  

A guide to using them is attached here.

There are support videos here: https://www.pearsonschoolsandfecolleges.co.uk/Primary/GlobalPages/alp/activelearn-support.aspx=

For secondary support there is free access to all digital textbooks and revision guides KS3-5. The link for access is here https://www.pearson.com/uk/educators/schools/update-for-schools/secondary-support.html

They are also offering several online training sessions this half term for GCSE and A-Level. The link to the A-Level sessions is: https://qualifications.pearson.com/en/qualifications/edexcel-a-levels/mathematics-2017/teaching-support/training-and-events.html

Mathsnoproblem are also offering additional resources to subscribed schools for parents. There are also useful links on their website to support https://mathsnoproblem.com/blog/teaching-practice/home-school-maths-learning-resources/

 

 

http://www.mathshubs.org.uk