Teacher Meetings - Leeds - Thursday 25th June

9.30 am	Registration
10.00 am	Nrich speaker
11.30 am	Coffee
11.50 am	UKMT speaker
1.15 pm	Lunch
2.00 pm	Rob Eastaway
3.30 pm	Close and optional session on tackling Olympiad papers
4.30 pm	Optional session ends

Nrich

The highly popular session from the Nrich Project, based at Cambridge University, will demonstrate how to get the most out of mathematical materials to challenge and engage students. You will explore some of the material on www.nrich.maths.org, hear how teachers are using it and take away new ideas for your own classroom.

UKMT

The UK Mathematics Trust speaker will use materials from our competitions, demonstrate the thinking behind questions and consider how they and the ideas behind them can be used to stimulate classroom interest. The individual challenges are taken by over 600,000 UK students every year; over 1000 schools enter the Team Challenge; and over 800 the Senior Team Challenge.

Rob Eastaway

Rob is a writer and lecturer whose books on everyday mathematics include bestselling Why do buses come in threes? and How many socks make a pair? For several years he set puzzles for New Scientist and he regularly appeared on BBC radio. He is Director of Maths Inspiration, which provides theatre-based sixth form lectures around the UK.

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