The London 6 Maths Hubs have organised a fantastic webinar for secondary maths teachers, all regions are welcome to join! “A Journey to the DfE KS3 Guidance” with Charlie Stripp, Chief Executive of the MEI and Director of the National Centre for @NCETM. Book your place now👉https://buff.ly/483ehDN

Our lovely Project Manager Laura, in the spotlight and presenting on the Operations Forum 😊 @NCETM #ambitious#innovative#inspirational

“It’s not a case of simply turning up and teaching what the plan says.”👏👏👏 From the @ncetm article here: www.ncetm.org.uk/features/exp...

I've just been reminded of this from the @NCETM Year 8 Checkpoints. Some nice things to think about!

It's a Maths Hubs/NCETM Developing A Level Pedagogy work group leads event. I think I've got that right; it's quite mouthful!

Wow, what a busy start to the new school year! We're delighted to announce that we're now taking bookings for our Primary SKTM Spatial Reasoning programme. Don't miss out, book your place now! #NCETM#freeCPD#ThePowerOfMaths#MathsTeacher#PrimaryMaths#MathsHubs

Not necessarily a #mathsbeer but maybe an @ncetm beer?!

I’ve made PowerPoints for Y2, Y3 and Y5 with links to the NCETM slides and teacher guides for all the White Rose objectives in the addition and subtraction unit. Happy to share with any others wanting to use the brilliant NCETM materials within WR’s sequence - send me a DM. #primarymaths#Ncetm

Wonderful from NCETM “Foulds and Thomas call for a curriculum that supports pupils to apply learning fluently before moving on. The NCETM, Maths Hubs and the thousands of teachers who have already embedded a mastery pedagogy agree and support this call for change.” www.ncetm.org.uk/features/ali...

Aligning curriculum reform and assessment with teaching for mastery in primary maths

Charlie Stripp and Debbie Morgan respond to a recent TES article by David Thomas and Peter Foulds regarding the primary curriculum and potential reform

For this group in particular (I say with my insider knowledge 😂) revisiting the NCETM coordinates checkpoints would be good as that dealt with scaled axes if I remember rightly - and then the zoomed in number lines from rounding that Helen planned for yr7 too all link to that idea of scaling.