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Wild About Maths! New for Maths Week Scotland 2025
2nd Apr 2025
VE Day 2025 – School Workshops – 80th Anniversary
2nd Apr 2025
Maths Week England 2025
31st Mar 2025
British Science Week 2026 – Now Booking!
27th Mar 2025
Maths Around the World Teaching Resource
25th Mar 2025
World Space Week 2025 – Living in Space
24th Mar 2025
National Numeracy Day – 21st May 2025 – School Workshops
24th Mar 2025
Teaching Resources
21st Mar 2025
Whole-School Maths: Times Tables Trattoria
1st Mar 2025
Florence Nightingale School Workshops (KS1 and KS2)
1st Mar 2025
New! A World of World Views
25th Feb 2025
Science Week Ireland 2025- School Workshops
31st Jan 2025
National Poetry Day 2025 – School Workshops
3rd Jan 2025
Big History Day
31st Oct 2024
Maths Week Ireland 2025
12th Oct 2024
CSI: Maths Workshops for Primary and Secondary Schools
31st May 2024
Sensory Maths – the Inclusivity of Maths
12th Sep 2023
Enterprise Education – School Workshops
8th Sep 2023
International Schools
18th Aug 2023
Literacy Workshops Secondary Schools Scotland
7th Apr 2023
Whole School Maths Day – Whole School Maths Challenges
29th Jan 2023
International Women’s Day – School Workshops
24th Jan 2022



“The workshops have helped support me with my mission to promote working scientifically and develop a love of science within the school”
Science Co-ordinator, Bursted Wood Primary School“I just wanted to say what a fantastic workshop it was last week. Our pupils thoroughly enjoyed it and the staff were keen to pass on how engaging and brilliant with the pupils Ady was. Hopefully we will be using you again in the future – I am going to have a look at your sessions for older pupils too as a potential for year 10 or 11. Thanks from everyone at St Hugh’s.”
St Hugh’s SchoolThankyou to @AsCreatives The Architect’s enjoyed their Shakespeare Workshops…..Here are some children creating a tableaux for The Tempest play. pic.twitter.com/p8EmwOlIv3
— St. Edmund’s and St. Thomas’ Primary School (@stedstthomas_) January 13, 2023
“We would love to book more sessions in future. The Y4s loved the workshop, were listening and loved doing the drama/acting scenes. They loved creating scenes and asked and answered lots of questions … we would love to book more sessions in future!”
“Thank you so much for yesterday! The whole school loved the (streamed) assembly and the workshops. Such an exciting theme too. I will remind the classes about sending you their Moonbase designs, what a great idea! I hope we can see you in person next year.”
Eaton Square“Very refreshing to have CPD that was a bit different and involved a lot of participation and fun. Nice to see other areas of maths celebrated.”
Maths Leader, Aintree Davenhill School“The students in Y3 especially gained a great understand of the story of a Midsummer Night’s Dream. I was so impressed and surprised that they knew all the characters and complex relationships after a 90 min session. It has given us a great springboard for some fantastic writing. Our parents have also been pleasantly surprised that we have been introducing our younger children to Shakespeare. I would just like to say a huge thank you to Jo, her passion and knowledge was amazing and the children gained so much from working with her.”
Holy Trinity Primary SchoolPoetry workshops, Thomas Buxton SchoolThomas Buxton really enjoyed celebrating National Poetry day this year. Thank you to @AsCreatives who came in to help us write and perform our own poems about the environment. We love poetry! #nationalpoetryday pic.twitter.com/lmZw0hhtwq
— Thomas Buxton Primary School (@thomasbuxtonsch) October 7, 2022
“We absolutely loved our day solving the Riddle of the Sphinx. It definitely created a huge buzz in the school!”
Broadsquare Primary School, Liverpool“The children enjoyed the workshops across all year groups. The feedback from children and teachers was the workshops were extremely worthwhile. The children were able to connect the learning in the workshops to the learning in class through the embedded links. The children were actively engaged in the learning across all year groups. The enthusiasm of the instructor and the ability to engage the children was excellent!”
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