ALT Banner promoting “Calculator Crunch,” an MEI event taking place 15–19 June. A maths worksheet is spread across a desk with a scientific calculator on the left page, while a hand writes answers on the right. The design features bold geometric overlays in green, teal, and navy, with modern patterns and shapes framing the image. The MEI logo appears in the bottom right corner.

ALT Promotional banner for the MEI mA*ths and Further mA*ths Programme showing a teacher and student seated at desks in a classroom, engaged in discussion over written work. Abstract geometric shapes overlay the image. Below, text reads “mA*ths and Further mA*ths Programme” and “Help your high‑attaining students receive an A*”, with the MEI logo in the bottom right.

ALT Promotional graphic for MEI Conference 2026 featuring a photo of a hand using a pink Casio scientific calculator on maths exam papers, with the text “Win a ClassWiz Teacher Pack, including scientific and graphic Casio calculators,” alongside Casio Education and MEI logos.

ALT Banner promoting “Calculator Crunch,” an MEI event running 15–19 June. The left side features bold white text on a dark teal background, while the right shows a close-up of hands using a scientific calculator above a maths worksheet, with a pen alongside. Supporting text reads: “Support primary to secondary transition with this year’s Calculator Crunch.” Modern geometric shapes in teal and green frame the design, with the MEI logo in the bottom right corner.

ALT Adult Maths Spotlight Session: Spotlight on Planning for Progress in Adult Maths on 14 July 2026

ALT Promotional banner for an MEI event titled “Calculator Crunch,” scheduled for 15 June – 19 June. The central image shows a maths worksheet on a desk with a scientific calculator placed on the left-hand page. A hand holding a pen is writing answers on the right-hand page. Overlaid graphics include semi-transparent green circles, diagonal stripes, and dotted patterns. The background uses a palette of teal, navy, and light blue shapes in a modern geometric design. The MEI logo appears in the bottom right corner.

ALT Promotional graphic for the MEI mA*ths and Further mA*ths Programme. On the left, text reads “mA*ths and Further mA*ths Programme” and “Help your high‑attaining students achieve an A*” on a teal background with abstract shapes. On the right, a student stands outdoors holding a notebook and travel cup with a backpack visible. The MEI logo appears in the bottom right.

ALT Banner promoting “Calculator Crunch,” an MEI event running 15–19 June. The left side features bold white text on a dark teal background, while the right shows a close-up of hands using a scientific calculator above a maths worksheet, with a pen alongside. Supporting text reads: “Support primary to secondary transition with this year’s Calculator Crunch.” Modern geometric shapes in teal and green frame the design, with the MEI logo in the bottom right corner.

ALT Promotional graphic for the FE Maths Challenge 2026–27, featuring a teacher leading a discussion with students in a classroom. Text reads “Register now as a Regional Lead” and “Closing date – 2 June.” The design includes teal and green geometric elements with the MEI logo in the bottom-right corner.

ALT A promotional graphic with various overlayed geometric shapes. Large heading reads “mAths and Further mAths Programme” and smaller text says “Help your high‑attaining students receive an A*”. The MEI logo appears in the bottom right.

ALT Promotional graphic for the Further Education Maths CPD Programme. The left side shows the text: “How can we help future students by learning from this year’s cohort?” with event details: Wednesday 24 June, free, online, 90 minutes. The right side shows a classroom scene where an adult teacher is supporting several students working on maths tasks at their desks. The MEI logo appears in the top left corner, with subtle geometric design elements in the background.

ALT Promotional banner for the MEI FE Maths Challenge 2026–27, featuring a classroom scene with several learners gathered around tables using laptops, books, and papers, alongside centred text inviting registration as a Regional Lead with a closing date of 27 May.

ALT Making Effective Use of the Oak Primary Maths Resources, starts 9 Jun.

ALT Promotional graphic for “Problem Solving Matters.” On the left, text reads “Problem Solving Matters” and below it, “A 3‑day university‑based programme for Year 12 students considering maths‑related degrees.” On the right, a classroom scene shows a teacher standing at the front of the room pointing toward seated students, with a whiteboard visible behind them. Decorative geometric shapes overlay part of the image, and the MEI logo appears in the top left corner.

ALT Promotional banner for the MEI FE Maths Challenge 2026–27, featuring a classroom scene with several learners gathered around tables using laptops, books, and papers, alongside centred text inviting registration as a Regional Lead with a closing date of 27 May.

ALT Promotional banner for the MEI mA*ths and Further mA*ths Programme, showing a classroom scene with a teacher standing at the front beside a computer and whiteboards, and students seated at desks working with notebooks. Text on the left reads “mA*ths and Further mA*ths Programme” and “Help your high‑attaining students receive an A*”, with the MEI logo in the top left corner.

ALT Promotional graphic for the Further Education Maths CPD Programme. The image shows a light background with the text: “How can we help future students by learning from this year’s cohort?” and event details: Wednesday 24 June, free, online, 90 minutes. The design includes abstract geometric shapes in green and grey tones and the MEI logo in the bottom right corner.

ALT Promotional graphic showing a classroom discussion with a teacher seated at a table engaging with several students who are working together. Decorative geometric shapes overlay part of the image. Below the photo, large text reads “Problem Solving Matters,” followed by smaller text stating “A 3‑day university‑based programme for Year 12 students considering maths‑related degrees.” The MEI logo appears in the bottom right corner.

ALT Adult Maths Spotlight Session: Spotlight on Planning for Progress in Adult Maths on 14 July 2026

ALT A classroom scene with a teacher standing at the desk talking to several students. The text by the image reads "Teaching A level Mathematics (TAM), Starts September". The AMSP logo is in the bottom right hand corner.