Even if you’re someone who would rather write a 3,000-word essay than solve a complex equation, A-Level Maths could be a superb study choice.

Exams aren’t happening this year. But that doesn’t mean you can - or should - down tools.

As a teacher, you’re helping turn the students of today into the problem solvers of tomorrow.

There are more situations in life that require a decent grasp of maths than you might think.

Not all calculators are created equal. Button layouts, menus and functionality all vary from device to device, and that can cause problems in the classroom...

So, we've all heard the news, GCSE and A-Level exams in the UK are cancelled. Exams have always been an incentive to work hard, revise and do our best at school. But without the looming date of exams coming up, how do we make sure we still stay on target and push forwards to achieve our goals?...

The return to school in January will be very different from other years. Schools will still be managing the additional complexity of blended learning and supporting students who need to self-isolate. But, one thing we know for sure is that we’ve learnt an enormous amount and we’re armed with some useful tools to take with us into the new year...

We get it, how could we possibly link Maths to Christmas? It seems pretty tenuous, right? When you think of Christmas, Maths probably doesn’t immediately spring to mind. But, you may be surprised to learn the few hidden ways that Maths can help us out. If we use Maths to our advantage, it can make other aspects of our lives more seamless - like Christmas...