Welcome to the Big Maths Party!
Where's the maths in that?
On Friday 21st March schools across North Tyneside and beyond came together for the BIG Maths Party!
It was a day for primary students of all ages to explore and investigate the question, 'Where's the maths in that?'. They found out how maths runs through every part of our lives with a huge range of fun activities designed to let everyone see maths in a new light, while having lots of fun.
If you haven't had a party yet, you still can. All the resources you need to run your own Big Maths party are still available to access and download for free, below.
How was your party?
Take a look at some of the best pictures and social posts from participating schools #BigMathsParty!
We hope you had a fabulous Big Maths Party day. Please let us know how it went with our feedback form.
Resources
How to plan your Big Maths Party
Follow our guide for how to plan and run your very own Big Maths Party using our resources. It covers everything you need to know for before, during and after the party.
Media & Resource Pack
Download our huge range of posters, banners, logos, assembly slides and certificates to use on your website, social channels and around your school on, and before the big day.
Where's the maths in that? - Extra resources
Videos, images, book recommendations and extra resources to use with all classes and delve deeper into the question of 'Where's the maths in that?' in careers and our everyday lives.
Activity cards
Early Years activity cards
Download a comprehensive pack of BIG Maths Party activity cards, covering seven different themes, for children in Early Years.
Year 1 and 2 activity cards
Download a comprehensive pack of BIG Maths Party activity cards, covering seven different themes, for children in Year 1 and 2.
Year 3 and 4 activity cards
Download a comprehensive pack of BIG Maths Party activity cards, covering seven different themes, for children in Year 3 and 4.
Year 5 and 6 activity cards
Download a comprehensive pack of BIG Maths Party activity cards, covering seven different themes, for children in Year 5 and 6.