Outreach
In maths, we work hard to share our passion for our subject with our local community. Whether it’s giving school children – primary and secondary – fun experiences of maths and showing them what studying it here at Warwick might look like, putting on public talks and events to make maths accessible and exciting for everyone, or showcasing the incredible work of our own students in producing research and content to help tell new mathematical stories, we’re excited to help inspire the next generation of mathematicians.
Across these pages, you can find more information about exactly what outreach work we do and discover how you can get involved yourself.
Support for schools
Across our workshops for A-level students, CPD for maths teachers, summer schools and more, there are plenty of ways in which we can work with you to bring maths to life.
Work by our students
Our students regularly help our outreach work by running events, conducting their own research, or creating content to make mathematics more accessible.
Public events
From public lectures, to joining large events like the Resonate festival and Warwick’s Christmas lectures, we frequently showcase our love for mathematics.
International outreach
Our passion for sharing our enthusiasm for mathematics is global! Our students regularly volunteer in Ghana, Tanzania, and South Africa through the Warwick in Africa initiativeLink opens in a new window, where they teach classes and become a key part of a school for six weeks each summer.
Not only that, our staff have been instrumental in creating and supporting the ThaiPASS projectLink opens in a new window for students and teachers in Thailand that first began in 2018.
Contact us
For enrichment and professional development opportunities in the local area for mathematics teachers, contact Mrs. Fiona Kitchen (Mathematics Outreach Centre Manager).
For general outreach matters, contact Dr Siri Chongchitnan or Dr Helena Verrill (maths outreach leads).