Leading primary maths in current times - 2024/25

About this Course:

This series of six webinars, with additional resources across the academic year 2024-2025, is aimed at helping maths subject leaders to prioritise critical actions, support colleagues and confidently lead their subjects. The webinars are continually reviewed and adjusted to account for local and national contexts.

The series also acts as a professional learning opportunity for maths subject leaders, allowing time and space for conversations about what might have the most impact in school, how to support colleagues and how to lead effectively.

As the new academic year starts, schools are busy, and time is precious. We will help maths subject leaders to have the time to consider the following:

• what needs to happen (and when) this academic year
• how best to lead colleagues supportively
• the right approach to develop a whole school culture towards maths
• how to ensure that provision maximises learning
• the whole school picture by hearing from guest speakers with relevant specialisms.

 Subject leaders can join us for a second or third academic year in a row on our ‘Leading Primary Maths’ webinar series, as the content constantly evolves to give the most current picture of the primary maths landscape and support leaders.

Delegates should attend all 6 sessions if possible. However, each webinar will be recorded to support leaders who are not able to make the live events.

Learning Outcomes:

• support the ongoing professional learning of mathematics subject leaders

• share information and updates e.g. from the DfE, and take account of the local and national context

• support leaders in their role, prioritising key actions, making strategic decisions and following the flow of the academic year

• share ideas and strategies to enhance classroom provision and maximise pupil outcomes

• discuss how to manage supporting colleagues, monitoring and giving feedback

• be a forum for discussion with other mathematics subject leaders and HFL Education primary maths advisers.

Additional Information:

The cost of this training course is £192 per person (excluding VAT) and consists of six, one hour live webinars. Each webinar will take place between 1.30pm - 2.30pm.