If you missed the KS3 guidance published in September, or were daunted by its 295 pages, you might like to watch a two-minute video tour created by the NCETM!

The NCETM has produced some new KS3 subject knowledge audits for teachers. These are great for trainees or anyone wanting to check or brush up on their maths. Each audit question signposts where to learn more if you find gaps.

The NCETM has produced some new resources for both primary and secondary colleagues.

Are you in a secondary school? Are you wanting to improve outcomes for students in maths? Have you ever wondered if working with the Yorkshire and the Humber Maths Hub could have an impact?

Details of the new opportunities for schools to work with the Yorkshire and the Humber Maths Hub and the NCETM in 2021/22 are now available!

Many students starting secondary school in September this year will have had their last two years at primary school considerably disrupted. In order to help secondary maths teachers assess students’ understanding and identify any gaps, new activities called Checkpoints are being produced. They will be available from the middle of July.

The Maths Hubs Network is launching a new national professional development programme in 2021, which aims to provide non-specialist maths teachers with the specialist knowledge they need to support students to acquire mathematical understanding.

The NCETM is running a series of six online, twilight events in May/June, each based around a curriculum theme and focused on what to prioritise for curriculum recovery.