We all love to see our students experience the joy of solving a mathematical problem and note those fantastic light-bulb moments that mark their steps. In our desire to help students in this journey, the AMSP encourages participation in a wealth of problem-solving activities.
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As the new academic year is beginning to hit its stride, our Teacher Networks in the South West have begun to meet up.
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The 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.
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I 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.
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Nine schools across Dorset and South Wiltshire came together at Bournemouth University to celebrate the role of women in STEM and do some maths!
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In 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.
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The Year 12 & 13 Regular Problem Solving ‘Maths Club’ at Birmingham University began its fifth year in September.
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The 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.
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The Coventry and Warwickshire A level teacher network has been hosted by Cardinal Newman Catholic school for the past 2 years.
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