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We are MEI: An educational charity that transforms lives through maths education. Why? Because Maths Matters https://mei.org.uk/

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MEI@meimaths.bsky.social · 17h ago

Teaching mechanics next academic year? Get the support, guidance and resources to shape your year. Teaching Mechanics 1 starts 16 Sep, combining online sessions with study days in Manchester or London. Book now: buff.ly/hko7f08

Promotional course graphic for “Teaching Mechanics 1 (TM1)”. The left side shows a classroom setting with a teacher leaning over a desk to support a student who is working in a notebook, while other students are partially visible in the foreground and background. Large windows provide natural light across the room. Curved bands in yellow, white, red, and dark blue separate the classroom photo from the text area. On the right, dark blue text reads “Teaching Mechanics 1 (TM1)” and “Starting 16 September 2026.” Yellow decorative circles appear in the bottom-left corner, and the AMSP logo is displayed in the bottom-right corner.
MEI@meimaths.bsky.social · 3w ago

What can this year’s cohort teach us about improving outcomes next year? 📅 27 August 2026, 14:00 to 15:30 Reflect on student experiences and identify what to adapt for the year ahead. Free to eligible teachers only, please view our website for more information. 👉 buff.ly/d3hcFyN #FEMaths

Promotional graphic for the MEI Further Education Maths CPD Programme. On the left, the MEI logo appears above the headline “Further Education Maths CPD Programme” and large text reading “How can we help future students by learning from this year’s cohort?”. Below, event details state “Thursday 27 August” and “Free | Online | 90 minutes”. On the right, a classroom scene shows a teacher leaning over a desk to support students who are writing in notebooks. The space has large windows with natural light. Decorative geometric shapes and dot patterns overlay the bottom right corner.
MEI@meimaths.bsky.social · 4w ago

🎓 There’s still time to prepare students for the TMUA. Our expert-led course helps students build confidence with admissions test-style problem solving and sharpen their approach under timed conditions. 💻 Starts 31 Aug or 2 Nov 📚 7 online sessions buff.ly/Eus2Vqo #TMUA

A promotional graphic with a wide banner-style layout. At the top, a photo shows a classroom setting with a student seated at a desk in the foreground writing or working, with other students blurred in the background. Semi-transparent geometric shapes in yellow and orange, including a large quarter-circle, a dotted grid pattern, and a cross shape, overlay part of the image on the right. Below the image, large dark blue text reads “Preparing for the TMUA (Test of Mathematics for University Admissions).” Beneath this, the dates “31 Aug & 2 Nov” appear in red. The AMSP logo is positioned in the bottom right corner on a white background.
MEI@meimaths.bsky.social · last mo.

🧩 Can you solve the 'Elusive E' puzzle? One of the most popular challenges at this year's MEI Conference, attendees are putting their problem-solving skills to the test, comparing approaches and searching for the solution. If you're attending, have you taken on the challenge yet? 🧠 #MEIConf

Attendees to the MEI Conference stand around an exhibitor stall and try to solve a puzzle.Attendees to the MEI Conference stand around an exhibitor stall and try to solve a puzzle, also discussing with each other.
MEI@meimaths.bsky.social · last mo.

🚀 It's day two of the MEI Conference! We're ready for another day of inspiring sessions, new ideas and valuable conversations as attendees come together to explore all things maths education. With plenty more to come today, we'll be sharing highlights from across the conference as we go! #MEIConf

The MEI Conference registration table where staff in green shirts hand out lanyards and materials to attendees in a bright hall lined with colorful artwork and exhibition booths.The MEI Conference stalls, with visitors speaking with exhibitors at tables, colorful banners and promotional materials on display.Two session leaders stand at the front of the room in front of a presentation screen and people sat on red chairs by tables look towards them.People sit on red chairs at tables in a workshop, with sheets of paper on the tables.
MEI@meimaths.bsky.social · last mo.

📚 The MEI Conference is in full swing, with sessions well underway With over 50 sessions on offer, attendees are exploring topics from KS3 and GCSE to Core Maths, A level and student transition. We can't wait to see the ideas and insights over the rest of the conference!

The leader of the session stands in front of tables where attendees are sat down working with sheets of paper.The leader of the session stands presenting at a screen in front of the attendees who are all sat at tables looking towards the projector screen.A group of attendees to the conference are all sat working on a creative task at a table, using blocks.A presentation is running on the board and a man stands playing the violin, in this session at the MEI Conference.
MEI@meimaths.bsky.social · last mo.

We’re really excited for the MEI Conference tomorrow! 🎉 2 days, 50+ sessions, brilliant speakers and opportunities to connect with maths educators👏 If you’re at Keele University, come and say hi 👋 Keep an eye on our feed - we'll be sharing highlights throughout the event! #MEIConference

Promotional graphic for the MEI Conference 2026, featuring geometric shapes in green, teal and navy on a light background. Text reads “MEI Conference 2026” and “2–3 July, Keele University”, with the MEI Conference logo in the bottom right corner.
MEI@meimaths.bsky.social · last mo.

📊 Explore the fx‑CG100 graphic calculator Casio’s fx‑CG100 bridges the gap between scientific and graphic calculators, with a consistent user interface that supports student progression. Visit Casio at the MEI Conference 2026 to see it in action. buff.ly/xfPgOF1 #MEIConf #Casio

Promotional graphic for MEI Conference 2026 with text “Explore the Casio fx‑CG100 graphic calculator.” A close-up shows hands using a Casio fx‑CG100 graphing calculator on a worksheet, with Casio Education and MEI logos and geometric design elements.
MEI@meimaths.bsky.social · last mo.

New to teaching Year 2 A level Mathematics? Deepen your understanding of challenging topics including calculus, binomial expansion and differential equations, with expert support. 🗓 11 sessions starting: Sat 19 Sept (09:00) Wed 23 Sept (17:00) 🔗 Book your place: buff.ly/NdYagct #ALevelMaths

Promotional graphic for a Subject Knowledge Live session on A level Mathematics, Pure (Year 2). The left side features a dark navy background with curved bands in yellow, red, and white creating a layered design. Decorative yellow circular dot patterns appear in the lower left corner. On the right side, a light background displays large text reading “Subject Knowledge Live A level Mathematics: Pure (Year 2).” The AMSP logo appears in the bottom right corner.
MEI@meimaths.bsky.social · last mo.

Stuck on a problem and not knowing where to start is a real barrier for A level students. That's exactly what our A level Problem Solving Teacher Conference aims to tackle. Try this question from the session 👇 Spaces still available: 📍 Manchester 9 July 📍 Birmingham 10 July buff.ly/oTY2ojk

A black line drawing of an equilateral triangle with a horizontal base and a single top vertex. Inside the triangle sits a large circle touching all three sides of the triangle. Within this large circle are three identical smaller circles, each touching the other two and also touching the boundary of the large circle. At the centre of the arrangement, between the three small circles, is a much smaller circle. To the right of the diagram, text reads: “The smallest circle has radius 1. What is the side length of the triangle?”
MEI@meimaths.bsky.social · last mo.

“Thank you for changing our teaching and our students’ future!”👏 This feedback from our A level Problem Solving Conference in London says it all. Teachers explored practical ways to help support those “where do I start?” moments. 👇 Spaces are available in Manchester & Birmingham: buff.ly/oTY2ojk

Promotional graphic for an A level Problem Solving Teacher Conference. On the left, a classroom scene shows a teacher and students seated at a table with books and notes. Curved navy, red and yellow bands divide the layout, with yellow circular accents in the bottom left. On the right, large text reads “A level Problem Solving Teacher Conference,” with dates listed as Manchester, 9 July and Birmingham, 10 July. The AMSP logo appears in the bottom right.