Upcoming events

This self-led walk along Glasgow’s Forth & Clyde Canal will take you through the history of the city as well as that of Scotland itself.

Explore the National Museum of Scotland with our maths trail for families and school classes.

Take a self-guided walk around Stirling University campus and discover how there is mathematics in architecture, art and nature.

Play this award-winning forensic science based puzzle mystery meets graphic novel in classes or groups.

Explore the mathematical delights hidden in Edinburgh's city centre in this self-led trail.

Book a free visit to the Gallery of Modern Art, to explore pattern, scale, shape, symmetry and all things numerical!

Download the resource or book a free self-led visit to the gallery, to explore pattern, scale, shape, symmetry and maths in motion!

Visit the Scottish Fisheries Museum, Anstruther with your class and explore the importance of maths in the fishing industry.

This self-led walk along the stretch from Fountainbridge near the city centre, to the Slateford Aqueduct will take you through the history of the city as well as that of Scotland itself.

Museum on the Mound is excited to offer a free, interactive digital workshop that brings money and maths to life.

This self-led walk from Kirklee along the River Kelvin will take you on a scenic journey with bridges old and new, simple and grand.

This self-led walk from Aberdeen Harbour to Girdle Ness will take you back in time to Aberdeen’s beginnings, through history right up to the present.

On this self-led walk through the town centre bridges you’ll learn about the engineering behind them and see things you may never have noticed before.

This self-led trail takes you on a journey from the Falkirk Tunnel to its more famous neighbour, the Falkirk Wheel, along the Union Canal.

This self-led walk around the popular Milngavie Reservoirs will open your eyes to the amazing civil engineering that’s all around them.

Come along to the National Museum of Flight and take part in our free Family Maths Trail.