It seems to be becoming more common these days for some teachers to find themselves teaching maths in a secondary school, when they have trained either as a primary school teacher or as a secondary school teacher of a different subject. In this article we hear from two such colleagues who share their experiences of doing this.

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A primary school maths lead explains how two NCETM resources have come together to ‘revolutionise’ how maths is taught

Here is what some of our Primary Mastery Specialists have to say about the role and their experiences.

Teaching a crammed curriculum or preparing students for an imminent GCSE or A level exam can make maths seem a million miles from the real world. Yet a strong mathematical understanding is absolutely crucial for interpreting the increasingly complex world we live in and the information we are fed.

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.