New CPD Opportunities for 2022-23
We have lots of new professional development opportunities for 2022-23. Schools and teachers within our hub area can choose from several types of projects. Each project has a focus on collaborative, evidence-based professional development. They all offer schools and teachers in all phases the chance to engage in CPD with colleagues from other schools over an extended period and are led by a locally-based expert.
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Primary Teaching for Mastery Programme for 2022-23 - Recruiting Now
If your school is ready to start developing a teaching for mastery approach, you can join a Work Group starting in the new academic year. The Teaching for Mastery Programme is a professional development opportunity designed to support teachers like you to develop best practice in maths in your school.
Alternatively, you might have started your mastery programme, but are looking to reengage with our embedding or sustaining phases. Find out more below.
Secondary Teaching for Mastery Programme for 2022-23 - Recruiting Now
If your school is ready to start developing a teaching for mastery approach, you can join a Work Group starting in the new academic year. The Teaching for Mastery Programme is a professional development opportunity designed to support teachers like you to develop best practice in maths in your school.
Alternatively, you might have started your mastery programme, but are looking to reengage with our embedding or sustaining phases. Find out more below.
Summer Contact Information - We'll be back soon.
We would like to wish all of our wonderful colleagues a restful summer break. We will be checking our emails intermittently, but we will be sure to get in touch as soon as we are back in September.
The good news is, that although we might not be in the office, our website never takes time off. Check out our latest professional development opportunities for the new academic year below.
2022-23 CPD OpportunitiesWelcome to NNW Maths Hub, we are one of a network of 40 Maths Hubs in England, working together within the Maths Hub Programme, which began in 2014. The programme is funded by the Department of Education (DfE) and coordinated by the National Centre of Excellence in the Teaching of Mathematics (NCETM).
Children’s chances of succeeding in education and life will be maximised if they develop deep and lasting procedural and conceptual mathematical understanding.
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