Introduction to Teaching for Mastery event
Event Information
About this event
Our hub works to provide the best possible support for schools in Darlington, Durham, Hartlepool, Middlesbrough, Redcar & Cleveland and Stockton Local Authority Districts.
Please only sign up for this event if you are in these areas.
PRIMARY EVENT
- Are you a primary school teacher or leader?
- Are you or your school new to the teaching for mastery curriculum?
- Do you want to improve your own subject knowledge around teaching for mastery?
- Do you want to develop a strong conceptual understanding of maths in your classroom?
- Are you intrigued about how you can receive funding and support from your DfE supported Maths Hub?
During the 2021/22 school year, Maths Hubs across England will be working with thousands of primary schools to continue the spread of teaching for mastery across England.
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. It is suitable for schools interested in implementing a teaching for mastery approach to maths.
https://www.ncetm.org.uk/maths-hubs-projects/primary-teaching-for-mastery-development/
Find out more by joining us in a ZOOM event.
Zoom links will be shared closer to the date.
PLACES LIMITED AND LIMITED SPACES FOR THE NEW COHORT 21/22
Organiser Archimedes NE Maths Hub
Organiser of Introduction to Teaching for Mastery event
The Maths Hubs Programme, coordinated by the NCETM, brings together mathematics education professionals in a collaborative national network of 40 hubs, each locally led by an outstanding school or college, to develop and spread excellent practice, for the benefit of all pupils and students. The programme is funded by the Department for Education (DfE) and coordinated by the National Centre for Excellence in the Teaching of Mathematics (NCETM).
Carmel College is proud to be the base for the Archimedes NE Maths Hub which is promoting excellence in maths teaching across the Durham and Tees Valley region. The work of the hubs supports teachers in the continual process of improving educational standards for students in our region from the youngest child in Early Years Foundation Stage to the oldest students in Post 16. The overarching aim is to update schools with the latest teaching strategies from around the world and to ensure that the UK is able to compete on the global stage.
We are delighted to be working alongside the most enthusiastic, talented and dedicated teachers in our region and confident together, we will achieve the best education possible for every child.
