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There are several organisations that are guided by the core principle of promoting maths to the general public and advocating the power of maths and what it can do. We have compiled a selection of these organisations, including those that offer copious amounts of free learning resources.
Association of Teachers of Mathematics (ATM)
ATM is a leader in encouraging the teaching and learning of mathematics for all ages. ATM provide free educational resources online: activities, games, puzzles and problem-solving.
Works to support and promote confidence and enjoyment in mathematics for all, especially young people.
Mathematics Education Innovation (MEI)
Resources for students, including problems, puzzles, revision guidance and videos.
Providing all families and communities creative, human and social experiences of maths.
Explore practical ways of helping adults and children improve their numeracy - in the community, the workplace and formal education.
NRICH provides thousands of free online mathematics resources for ages 3 to 18, covering all stages of early years, primary and secondary school education - completely free and available to all.
Check out this organisation that promotes science, technology, engineering and mathematics activities and careers.
The Dyscalculia Network helps parents and teachers find support for those struggling with all aspects of numeracy.
The Maths Anxiety Trust aims to eliminate anxiety about Maths in Britain.
Watch the Christmas Lectures (the 2019 one is hosted by mathematician Hannah Fry).
STEM Learning - The Grand Challenges
A careers programme that focuses on helping young people develop key skills that will prepare them for their future career choices.
A registered charity, whose aim is to advance the education of young people in mathematics.