Despite having complete solutions for examples on PixiMaths PowerPoints, I never actually use them. Students often ask me why, and it...

I was really excited about my first maths TeachMeet that was very well organised by Sheena and Nicola! As I had hoped, I got loads of...

We’re always trying to be creative in order to make lessons more interesting. If I had a Pound for every time a student asked, “When am I...

Following #MathsConf10, I promised myself that I would stop ‘marking books’ and start giving real feedback to my students. I had attended...

I’m starting to use more and more rich tasks in my lessons. I’m finding that it’s developing my subject knowledge (particularly at A...

Every TAM experience I have makes me further question the way in which I teach A Level maths. I’m not saying all my lessons lower down...

I went to my third La Salle maths conference yesterday. If you haven’t been to one yet, the next one is in Kettering in March – you need...

I have been known to doubt my own maths ability, but after Day 1 of the TAM course I feel reassured that I know much more than I thought....

The weekend kicked off with an early finish from school to enable us to travel down to Park Lane for the early start of the TES Awards....

Each time I finish explain a new topic, I set the students off on task feeling confident that there’s no way they could have not...

Below is a list of my favourite and most commonly used plenaries. They are from all over, and I have given credit if I can remember where...

It’s that time of year again. Everyone is starting to think about that dreaded E word. Exams. As teachers, we know it’s not just subject...

I was honoured to go to the SSAT National Conference last week. I am fully aware that the people I work with are awesome, and I have...