Our Maths Network offers a wealth of opportunities for subject and specialist leaders to come together to receive expert guidance through professional development – enhancing their skills to help them to thrive in their role, keeping up to date with research and developments and fostering collaboration by creating a community for sharing best practices, resources and advice.
Gareth Metcalfe, the Director of I See Maths, provides training and resources that help primary school children to build a deep, conceptual understanding of mathematics. Gareth is an experienced school leader, an author of mathematics resources, and he has vast experience of working with schools and organisations to put reasoning and problem-solving at the heart of the maths curriculum.
(saving £145 compared to Pay-As-You-Go price)
All of the courses within this subscription can be booked as 1 off, Pay-As-You-Go courses. Sessions still to come include…
"Viv’s maths updates at the start of each session are so useful. The meetings are really interesting and relevant and I always feel comfortable asking questions and participating. Getting to hear from and meet some amazing guest speakers at the annual conferences is also fantastic."
"Ruth's facilitation is excellent and inspirational. There is always a great range of topics covered throughout the year, lots of key information shared, useful websites and wonderful high-quality texts. I also love the chance to discuss and share ideas - hearing about what is happening in other schools."
"Viv’s maths updates at the start of each session are so useful. The meetings are really interesting and relevant and I always feel comfortable asking questions and participating. Getting to hear from and meet some amazing guest speakers at the annual conferences is also fantastic."
"Network meetings are always very informative. There are lots of ideas to use in the classroom and information to support subject leadership. I have found it particularly useful to stay up to date with the latest research and ahead of the game in terms of Ofsted expectations."
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