Maths

In-person

Wed 03 Aug 2022

In this workshop for 7–9 year olds, students will explore intriguing ways your brain works

From algebra to geometry, maths is often about finding shortcuts to large problems.

Hannah Fry explores luck and asks whether probability allow us to understand and predict complex systems.

Investigate how many squares there are on a chessboard (hint: not 64) and extend this reasoning to cubes, triangular grids, and

Introduce your students to pi and explore its fundamental connection to circles, and the randomness in its infinite string of

Mathematician Jordan Ellenberg tells us why maths is a powerful tool in everyday life.

Explore Sierpinski’s triangle, a beautiful mathematical shape which appears in surprising places. Create the shape in different

What is the Golden Ratio and why is it interesting? Why does it crop up in nature so often? Here we explore these questions and

Explore some encryption techniques used throughout history for guarding top-secret information. Encode messages using a variety

Investigate the random nature of primes and the unusual patterns that emerge as you delve into them. Use a special number