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Delivering my first maths conference workshop #MathsConf24
Just over 3 years ago I attended my first ever maths conference #MathsConf10 in London. That event was to change the course of my teaching life forever. I plugged into a network of passionate maths teachers and went deep down the rabbit hole of CPD; from books, articles, journals, CPD videos, podcasts, twitter discussions, conferences,…
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A cracking maths conference #mathsconf13
Sheffield, maths teachers at the pub, stand-up maths, a calculator cake, lots of new connections and of course the invaluable CPD of the conference, #mathsconf13 did not disappoint. I stumbled into La Salle by first going to the London #mathsconf10 earlier in the summer this year. I was mindblown by that first conference and ended…
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Finding Light in the Dark: How MathsConf38 helped me begin again
2025 has been the toughest year of my life. I lost both my mother and my aunt (mother’s younger sister). So returning to MathsConf38 was the ultimate healing I could have asked for. Teaching mathematics is one of the most amazing things in the world, and doing it for a living reminds me of what…
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My first maths Conference #mathsconf10
Cake, workshops, ideas from examination boards, new connections, free books and so much more. Here’s some thoughts on my first maths conference. Saturday morning on a London bus in Dagenham and all alone I was wondering if I am even supposed to be going to this conference as a private tutor. It was after all…
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Welcome to my new website!
It is 2016, and after 4 years of having a static website page, I am upgrading to a new, content based website. I now tutor more and more online and on Skype and as such I am excited about the opportunities the internet presents for me to reach new students, parents, fellow tutors and anyone…
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The Learning Animal: How Evolution Made Humans the Only Species That Must Be Taught
Humans are the only species born unfinished — dependent, fragile, and endlessly teachable. Our helplessness at birth isn’t a flaw; it’s our greatest evolutionary advantage. From toolmaking and fire to language and mathematics, this essay explores how evolution made us the learning species — and why struggle, not comfort, is the forge of true understanding.
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