Suitable for all ages and groups. The Maths Week team will be taking their live pop-up maths exhibit to the ground floor of Victoria Square in the heart of Belfast city centre. Stop by for a taste of the lighter side of maths – puzzles, games and challenges to engage and entertain people of all ages.
Audience: Primary school age. Maths Week have teamed up with Bricks 4 Kidz to deliver LEGO® workshops during Maths Week! A Bricks 4 Kidz workshop uses LEGO® that kids love to deliver hands-on lessons correlated to cross-disciplinary curriculum objectives. The Bricks 4 Kidz approach to learning is imaginative, multi-sensory and fun, creating a dynamic learning
Catapult-Building. Audience: age 12+. Available daily during Maths Week for pre-booked groups. Description: STEM learning brought to life with giant Catapult-Building. Using a collection of poles and ropes, small groups work together to engineer and build a working catapult. Once constructed, groups will test the success of their catapult by firing a variety of projectiles. A range
Audience: This workshop has been tailored for Primary and Secondary school students. Celebrate Maths week with Galway Atlantaquaria and discover why numeracy is vital to the running of the aquarium. Junior infant – 2nd Class: Explore the numbers of the sea; Students will use shells and biofacts in counting, comparing and ordering. During their Maths
Audience: Primary and Post Primary schools. Kerry Education and Training Board in collaboration with Killarney House & Gardens has developed a Maths Trail. The Maths Trail is a fun activity for your school to complete during your visit to Killarney National Park. The students will actively engage in investigation, observation, estimation, measuring and problem-solving around
Audience: pupils aged between 6 and 16. Maths for Africa uses the backdrop of the African continent to give pupils a positive shared learning experience in mathematics. It also provides a rare opportunity to use Maths in a global context, giving an insight into the lives of children abroad. No registration is needed, just set aside approximately
Audience: Adult event. MEI 7 continues with the proud tradition of hosting a series of biennial conferences on the former grounds of St. Patrick’s College which now houses Ireland’s first Institute of Education in DCU. It is dedicated to creating a stage for sharing ideas and best practices in the field of mathematics teaching, and
