This site is a resource to provide a single starting point for those wishing to know where studying mathematics can lead. The website has a particular focus on young people between the age of 11 and 19. In this section you will find a range of resources that support the teaching of maths in the classroom. These resources can also be drawn on by parents and those who run enrichment activities such as after school STEM clubs.
This page aims to provide a range of resources to support teachers in the classroom as well as parents at home.
The STEM Subject Choice and Careers Project funded by the DCSF is producing a range of Maths teaching resources. They are designed to link the world of work with the maths curriculum at KS3 and 4.
Download or order a wide range of maths related career resources and posters.
This page offers information on upcoming STEM events and courses.
The explanation of many of the principles of motion may be assisted considerably by a practical demonstration using of a simple marble run.
A video shot at the 'Maths @ Work Days' whole day event at Salford University, which featured hands-on problem solving for students, a keynote lecture, information on career options for maths graduates and a question-and-answer session regarding studying mathematics at university.
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A video produced by www.wideangles.tv as part of the Curriculum Impact project based in the School of Mathematical Sciences, Queen Mary, University of London.
This is an interactive toolkit to help you promote Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics, (STEM) careers to people with a range of backgrounds and needs.
Would you like to show your pupils how maths is used in the real world?
With this page we aim to draw attention to the 'hidden' mathematics inside other research; in science as well as in many other subjects.