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U-Maths is designed to grow and strengthen the maths school movement. As the umbrella body for England’s university maths schools, it gives us a single voice for connecting with policymakers, industry partners, funders and the wider education and maths sector, and provides a channel for knowledge-sharing and promoting excellence across the network.
Our schools immerse 16-19 year olds in the subjects they love, fostering vibrant and diverse communities of maths enthusiasts. A new generation of creative mathematicians, coders and scientists is emerging, ready to tackle society’s biggest challenges.
U-Maths is committed to expanding this impact. We support new maths schools during and after their launch, nurturing young minds and igniting their mathematical curiosity. By drawing on our collective expertise, we can support maths schools to become beacons of extraordinary learning and teaching which benefit the whole education system. And by strengthening collaborations with universities and industry partners, we can help to educate the STEM leaders the world so urgently needs.