Spotlights on local leaders of mathematics education (LLMEs)
What are LLMEs, and how have they taken on the role? In our ‘Spotlights’ series, we speak to LLMEs across the country, in all phases, to learn more
Local leaders of mathematics education (LLMEs) are the people responsible for leading Maths Hubs professional development at a local level. Experts in both maths teaching and CPD, they combine knowledge of their local context with an understanding of the national picture of maths teaching. This means that they can make the professional development they lead as bespoke and high-quality as possible. Working with small groups of teachers and schools, they really get to know participants and work with them over an academic year or more. And they are usually practising classroom teachers at the same time too.
But who are LLMEs, and how have they taken on the role? In our ‘Spotlights’ series, we speak to LLMEs across the country, in all phases, to learn more.
Early Years Specialist Knowledge for Teaching Mathematics Programme
Hear from a Cohort Lead on the Early Years SKTM Programme
Primary Mastery Work Group Lead
Read about a Year 6 teacher who leads local Teaching for Mastery Work Groups
Primary Mastery Specialist
We discover what it’s like to take part in the Primary Mastery Specialist Programme
Primary Subject Knowledge for Teaching Mathematics
A Cohort Lead on the Primary SKTM Programme tells us what's involved
Secondary Non-specialist Teacher Subject Knowledge for Teaching Mathematics Programme
Hear from a maths teacher and podcaster who leads a range of projects
Developing A Level Pedagogy Work Group Lead
A Post-16 Work Group Lead explains what's involved
Developing Core Maths Pedagogy Work Group Lead
Read about a maths teacher and the professional development she leads for her local Maths Hub
Research and Innovation Work Groups (RIWGs)
Hear from the co-leads of the RIWG for Oracy