East London
The East London pilot is based at Queen Mary, University of London in Mile End. It is working closely with nine local schools (listed below) and collaborating with several others. Each partner school is offered an individual programme of activities to suit their needs. The pilot concentrates on four diverse London boroughs: Tower Hamlets, Barking and Dagenham, Newham and Hackney. We are supporting Queen Mary's student outreach programmes and working with local centres for mathematics teacher training.
| Local Education Authority | School Name |
| Barking and Dagenham | Jo Richardson Community School Robert Clack School |
| Hackney | The Bridge Academy Brooke House Sixth Form College |
| Newham | Plashet School for Girls St Angela's Ursuline School |
| Tower Hamlets | Mulberry School for Girls Stepney Green Maths and Computing College Tower Hamlets Sixth Form College |
Selected Past Events
| December | Maths Works events for students at Tower Hamlets College |
| 2nd-3rd December 2008 | NCETM MMG Conference, Manchester |
| 21st November 2008 | Skinners Company School for Girls: events for Y6 from local primary schools |
| 20th-22nd November 2008 | Skills London |
| 18th November 2008 | Skinners Company School for Girls: Y9, Y10 and Y11 business enterprise week maths workshops |
| 13th November 2008 | Maths Inspiration, supporting attendance of students from East London |
| 22nd October 2008 | Enriching Mathematics, Queen Mary: Year 8 students from Tower Hamlets (this event is also happening on November 5th, 12th, 19th, 26th, January 28th, February 4th, 11th, 25th and March 4th) |
| 22nd October 2008 | Langdon Park Community School, Tower Hamlets: Why do A-level maths? |
| 7th July 2008 | Maths: Access all areas (A FREE professional development opportunity for teachers, heads of department, senior managers and careers advisers), East London |
| 4th July 2008 | more maths grads session at MEI conference |
Employers
The project is working closely with the following local employers:
Buro HappoldBuro Happold is a professional services firm providing engineering consultancy, design, planning, project management and consulting services for all aspects of buildings, infrastructure and the environment. It was founded in 1976, by Sir Edmund Happold in Bath. International in reach, our engineering expertise draws upon multiple disciplines to create design solutions that are breath-taking in scope: from road schemes, bridges, harbours, schools, sports stadia and offices, to hotels, hospitals and tall buildings. |
![]() Creative Harmony Creative Harmony is a print media & web design company. It draws inspiration from mathematical appreciation of Islamic architecture to algorithms used in designing interactive content in websites. |
Ocean Maths ProjectMore maths grads and the Ocean Maths Project have developed a partnership that will take maths out of the classroom and to the parents by way of fun workshops. |
Saracens Solicitors is a legal firm. They require maths in everyday situations, from helping home owners purchase commercial business to making property deals; putting into practice their mathematical background which provides the necessary skills and promotes logical thought. |
STEMNET (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics Network)![]() STEMNET’s flagship programme is the Science and Engineering Ambassadors (SEAs) Programme. The SEAs programme enables people with STEM skills to support teachers in schools and colleges, by enhancing and enriching the relevant parts of the curriculum. The programme’s aims are to bring real-life experience to young people, to excite them about the role STEM plays in our lives, and to inspire them to consider the vast range of rewarding careers opened up by STEM qualifications. Click here if you or your organisation are interested in becoming ambassadors for the future. |
Walsh GroupWalsh Group are a firm of structural engineers based in the UK and Ireland. They have been involved in construction projects with clients including the BBC and Tesco amongst others. There is a strong emphasis on mathematical skills required from technically proficient staff in delivering on these projects. They employ a diverse workforce and combine good salaries with exciting opportunities to work in a demanding environment. They have been involved with the more maths grads project in numerous ways including the development of subject resources and the making of a film on maths in engineering. |
Contacts
| Zia Rahman (Careers Officer) | Z.Rahman[at]qmul.ac.uk | 020 7882 5449 |
| Matt Parker (Subject Coordinator) | M.Parker[at]qmul.ac.uk | 020 7882 5449 |
| Jennifer Allam (Administrator) | J.Allam[at]qmul.ac.uk | 020 7882 5075 |






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