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with Liz Lambert, Assistant Director for Primary at the NCETM
Explore how to support pupils with the transition from additive to multiplicative thinking, fluency in multiplication and corresponding division facts.
We are excited to offer Headteachers and Maths Subject Leaders from Primary Schools in our region an opportunity to attend our Multiplicative Thinking Primary Roadshow on the 22nd May. Sessions will be held at Barwell Church of England Academy, Junior School (AM) and Irthlingborough Junior School (PM) and will include:
Tuesday 21st May 2024, Online, 4-5pm
Since the introduction of a linear A level, curriculum coherence has become increasingly important. As teachers, we need to ensure that we allow our students to explore the links between different topics. This deepens their understanding and increases their versatility in problem-solving. In this talk, Rob will share ideas and resources for teaching coordinate geometry and suggest ways that we can link these ideas with other areas of the A level curriculum.
Rob has been teaching A level Maths and Further Maths since 2010. He is particularly interested in curriculum sequencing and teaching for understanding. He has recently co-authored a book "Teaching A Level Maths: content and pedagogy" with Susan Whitehouse. Rob works at Bishop Wordsworth's School in Salisbury.
Thursday 2nd May 2024, 3.45pm-4.15pm
Short presentation on the expectations of the Secondary Mastery Specialist Programme and the role of a Secondary Mastery Specialist working with East Midlands South Maths Hub. Plus plenty of opportunities to ask questions.
Thursday 25th April 2024, 3.45pm-4.45pm
In the first of a series of online events we are excited that Jonny Hall, Lead Practitioner at Leed City Academy and creator of the incredible MathsBot website, will focus on Variation. In the session he will showcase practical ways that teachers can make the most of Variation within their planning and where opportunities may arise during lessons.
Thursday 14th March 2024, 3.45pm-4.45pm
We are hosting an online pop-up event aimed at Headteachers, Maths Leads and KS1 and Reception Phase Leads. During the session the aims, benefits and impact of participating in the Mastering Number programme will be shared. There will be a chance to watch part of a lesson along side an opportunity to hear feedback from various teachers who have participated in the programme. Time will be provided at the end of the session for follow up questions.
Please follow the link below to access the recording:
Tuesday 12th March 2024, 3.45pm-4.15pm
Are you interested in becoming a Local Leader of Mathematics Education? Join us at our online Pop Up event with Martin Tillbrook (EMS Maths Hub Lead) and Jayne Ireland (Assistant Maths Hub Lead). They will share a short presentation about the expectations of the LLME Programmes and what it like to be an LLME with EMS Maths Hub followed by an opportunity to ask questions.
Held on Thursday 15th February 2024, 3.45pm-4.15pm
Are you interested in becoming a Local Leader of Mathematics Education? Join us at our online Pop Up event with Martin Tillbrook (EMS Maths Hub Lead) and Jayne Ireland (Assistant Maths Hub Lead). They will share a short presentation about the expectations of the LLME Programmes and what it like to be an LLME with EMS Maths Hub followed by an opportunity to ask questions.
Come and join us for this short 'taster' session to discover more about what is meant by Spatial Reasoning (and why it doesn't just mean geometry). Spatial reasoning is important - for daily life, Mathematics and the wider curriculum - and research shows there is a positive correlation between spatial ability and mathematical ability - but often there is not a significant focus on spatial reasoning in the Mathematics curriculum. So come along, engage with some spatial thinking and find out a little more about how the two SKTM programmes offered by East Midlands South Maths hub (primary and early years) could support you in raising the profile of spatial reasoning in school.
“The relation between spatial ability and mathematics is so well established that it no longer makes sense to ask whether they are related.”
(Mix & Cheng, 2012)
Bookings has now closed for this event
East Midlands South Maths Hub is very pleased to be able to offer an opportunity to attend an online event with Steve Wren - OFSTED subject lead for mathematics. Steve has agreed to deliver an Engineering Mathematical Success talk to all interested schools in the East Midlands South Maths Hub area.
The is FREE online event which will be held on Thursday 28th September 2023 4pm-5pm and all Teachers from Primary and Secondary Schools within our region are welcome to attend.
Unfortunately due to the planned NEU strike action on the 5th July we have decided to postpone this event, we hope to be able to reschedule this in the autumn term and will update this page when we have further information.
We are excited to share with you the details of our Secondary professional development conference which is free to attend and for all Secondary Teachers of Mathematics from KS3 - KS5.
Bookings have now closed for these events
For schools that are interested in re-joining the Primary Teaching for Mastery Programme, we are hosting two ‘open door’ events, led by our Headteacher Advocates.
For more information and to book follow the link below
Bookings have now closed for these events
For schools that are interested in joining the Primary Teaching for Mastery Programme we are hosting three Teacher Research Groups (TRGs)- led by Primary Mastery Specialists- to demonstrate what it is like to be part of a Teaching for Mastery Work Group.
For more information and to book follow the link below
Bookings have now closed for this event
We are very excited to announce that Pete Mattock, the author of Visible Maths and Conceptual Maths, is running a professional development session looking at rates of change through the lens of variation, fluency, representations and coherence.
The session is FREE and open to ANYONE. It will be hosted at Kettering Science Academy on Monday 27th March 2023 between 4.15pm and 6.00pm.
Leicestershire & Rutland Teaching School Hub are looking for Maths & Humanities Leaders to join their Visiting Fellow Team working with schools across Leicester, Leicestershire, Rutland and the East Midlands. Visiting Fellows work with Leicestershire & Rutland Teaching School Hub, delivering Ambition Institute content to the new teachers and mentors on our Early Career Framework. Visiting Fellows are current teachers, leaders and consultants who deliver the programme in addition to their main role.
If you are interested you are able to register here by the 30th September 2022 or to find out more call the Leicestershire & Rutland Teaching School Hub on 0116 3033744