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South West teacher networks
As the new academic year is beginning to hit its stride, our Teacher Networks in the South West have begun to meet up.
ReadAs the new academic year is beginning to hit its stride, our Teacher Networks in the South West have begun to meet up.
ReadThe AMSP works closely with all of the Maths Hubs across the South of England. In particular we support each other at level 3 by the way of Work Groups which are focussed on A level Pedagogy and Core Maths.
ReadI am a post-16 maths teacher within a federation of schools in Bristol. Over the past couple of years, I have become very aware of the difficulty we have experienced in recruiting girls to participate in level 3 maths.
ReadNine schools across Dorset and South Wiltshire came together at Bournemouth University to celebrate the role of women in STEM and do some maths!
ReadIn October, A level maths teachers from across the South West came together for a conference on problem solving in A level Mathematics and Further Mathematics.
ReadThe Year 12 & 13 Regular Problem Solving ‘Maths Club’ at Birmingham University began its fifth year in September.
ReadThe first Core Maths Conference took place in Birmingham city centre on Monday 14th October with over 30 teachers, new and experienced to Core Maths, aiming to develop their practice.
ReadThe Coventry and Warwickshire A level teacher network has been hosted by Cardinal Newman Catholic school for the past 2 years.
ReadOn Monday 7 October, nearly 80 year 10 pupils from six Stoke on Trent Academies visited Trentham Academy for a “Girls In Maths” event.
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