Get involved in Maths Week London and join us for a Maths Week London event.

You can pre-register now for the Maths Week London Contest from Sumdog  and The Mayor’s Fund for London Count on Us Challenge. See more information below.

Interested in hosting your own event at your school? We’d love to hear about it! Get in touch to let us know.

The Count on Us Primary Maths Challenge is in its’ sixth year, engaging schools across London in an exciting tournament and challenging Key Stage 2 pupils in their shape, mental maths and problem-solving skills. At the beginning of the year teachers are trained in all the activities, and then run these activities as maths clubs back at their schools. In the Spring term they select a team of 3 pupils to represent their school and compete against other teams in a bid to make the final, held on the top floor of City Hall!

A dynamic, interactive and super fun way to engage pupils in maths, the Count on Us Primary Challenge has proven impact on pupil performance and skills. 95% of participating teachers in 2018 stated that the programme had had a positive impact on their pupils’ confidence and attitude towards maths. It’s also a great leadership development opportunity for teachers and staff, as we provide training as well as an extensive resource kit for you to take back and use in school.

The Mayor’s Fund for London is a youth social mobility charity based in City Hall. The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, is our patron. Our work raises awareness of the barriers facing young Londoners, promotes the activities which best increases their opportunities and brings together the partnerships to make a measurable impact on young Londoners’ lives.

A dynamic, interactive and super fun way to engage pupils in maths, the Count on Us Secondary Challenge has proven impact on pupil performance and skills. Significantly, 99% of teachers in 2018 stated that the Secondary Challenge had made a noticeable impact on their pupils’ problem-solving skills – problem-solving is emphasised in the new mathematics curriculum. It’s also a great leadership development opportunity for teachers and staff, as we provide training as well as an extensive resource kit for you to take back and use in school.

The Mayor’s Fund for London is a youth social mobility charity based in City Hall. The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, is our patron. Our work raises awareness of the barriers facing young Londoners, promotes the activities which best increases their opportunities and brings together the partnerships to make a measurable impact on young Londoners’ lives.

Established in 1999, the Jack Petchey Foundation makes grants to programmes and projects that benefit young people aged 11-25. The Foundation exists to raise the aspirations of young people, to help them take advantage of opportunities and play a full part in society. The Foundation has a wide range of programmes from those that are arts based, to public speaking training, to sports focused programmes, to supporting young people in the transition from education to employment.