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Maths Week Scotland Call for Ideas is now open!


We want to make Maths Week Scotland 2025 the biggest and best ever. Our programme includes events for children, families, adults and schools, ranging from drop in activities and digital games to talks and Maths Day extravaganzas!

Whether you have the kernel of a great idea or a full event planned we want to hear from you.

We can help to support you in finding a venue, collaborators, funding and promotion - whatever you need to make your event a success!

If you already have an event planned, let us know about it as soon as possible and we will add it to our programme of events.

Email info@mathsweek.scot

Need help? You'll find event guidance, poster templates and Maths Week Scotland logos and more in our Support section.

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Host your own event

Whether it is a public event, schools workshop, idea for a talk or something a little bit different there is a space for you. Apply for funding, submit your event to appear on our website or find collaborators and venues.

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Submit your event

Once you have your event organised, make it part of the Maths Week Scotland programme and shout about it! Submit it to the website and share on social media using #MathsWeekScot.

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