Bespoke Support

Bespoke Targeted Support in Mathematics

Who can take part?

To ensure a positive impact on their teaching and learning in maths, schools need to be committed to making long-term improvements in maths, and to work closely with their local Maths Hub over a number of years. This includes a commitment to joining a Teaching for Mastery Programme in future years.

What is involved?

Schools taking part will receive bespoke support from a Maths Hub Intensive Support Partner (ISP). The ISP will work closely with school leaders to build capacity, create a supportive culture, and lay strong foundations for improving the teaching and learning of maths. Together, the ISP and the school will explore, plan, deliver and sustain a tailored improvement plan.

Schools can join this project at any point during the academic year, and support may unfold across more than one academic year.

Benefits

school leaders will be supported to implement and sustain change in a focused area of maths teaching
school leaders will confidently assess and review the culture, systems and practices supporting maths in their school
your school will go on to develop a sustained relationship with your local Maths Hub

Testimonials

“It is a partnership. You’re not being done to. It’s very, very collaborative and it also helps to empower staff… I don’t think we would be in the position that we are in without Targeted Support from the Maths Hub… I can’t sing its praises enough.” – Ashleigh Ferdinand, Headteacher at Haydon Abbey School in Aylesbury (involved in Targeted Support in Maths with BBO Maths Hub)