Learn from and with your peers
- Develop practice and pedagogy in the teaching of maths
- Deepen your understanding of Teaching for Mastery
- Join a supportive network for professional development
- Fully Funded by the DfE so all projects are free to particpate
Mission, vision and values
To put social justice at the heart of mathematics education in the North East of England for every child, allowing all pupils to achieve their full potential through a high quality mathematics education.
To create connected, sustained and dynamic communities of excellent mathematics pedagogy where educators support each other to be lifelong learners.
Ambitious,
Innovative,
Inspirational
Mission
To put social justice at the heart of mathematics education in the North East of England for every child, allowing all pupils to achieve their full potential through a high-quality mathematics education.
Vision
To create connected, sustained and dynamic communities of excellent mathematics pedagogy where educators support each other to be lifelong learners.
Values
Ambitious,
Innovative,
Inspirational
work groups running in 2023-2024
schools we have worked with in our region 2023-2024
of schools have engaged with the teaching for mastery programme
How we work
What is a Work group?
The NCETM have devised and honed a collaborative professional development model called a Work Group, our primary way of developing mastery-based teaching in the region.
Community
Join the Great North Maths Hub Community and be part of a collaborative national network of 40 hubs, to develop and spread excellent practice for the benefit of all pupils and students
Great North Maths hub Projects
Great North Maths Hub offers a wide range of professional development programmes, including Subject Leadership, Subject Knowledge Enhancement, and teaching for mastery principles, across all phase, including Further Education.
Our area
If you are from a neighbouring area, you can contact The North North West Maths Hub in Cumbria, or Carmel Archimedes Maths Hub in Darlington.