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Yorkshire
A seasonal special with friends and colleagues!
4 December 2024
Yorkshire
Some challenges and some maths too!
9 October 2024
Yorkshire
The YBMA Presidential Address with Bill Bardelang
20 May 2023
Yorkshire
Our famous Christmas Quiz with seasonal refreshments.
7 December 2022
Yorkshire
After the short AGM, you will have the opportunity to explore the many hands-on activities at Maths City
11 June 2022
Yorkshire
To Infinity and Beyond with Dr Katie Chicot
30 March 2022
Yorkshire
A sociable evening of brain-frazzling questions.
1 December 2021
Yorkshire
This short talk will give you up to date information on maths careers
3 November 2021
Yorkshire
A journey through mathematical diagrams with Dr Chris Pritchard
7 October 2021
Yorkshire
The next meeting for the YBMA will be via Zoom
27 June 2020
Yorkshire
The Rosetta Stone changed our understanding of Ancient Egypt completely. But what could it possibly have to do with maths, and specifically how children learn it?
25 January 2020
Yorkshire
Members of the YBMA have ten minute slots to show some mathematics that they find particularly interesting.
8 June 2019
Yorkshire
Study day for teachers
9 March 2019
Yorkshire
A chance to have a look at some of Jane Turnball's stamp and other related philatelic items collection which tells a history of mathematics.
9 June 2018
Yorkshire
The big increase in computing power over recent years has made it possible to routinely record large volumes of information about our daily lives and especially our health.
21 March 2018
Yorkshire
A study day for teachers made up of morning and afternoon sessions
10 March 2018
Yorkshire
2016 saw the RHS Chelsea Flower Show feature a Mathematics Garden and whilst I didn't go and see it, the articles about it that I read caused me to explore a little.
11 October 2017
Yorkshire
Following the publication of Chris's book 'A Square Peg in a Round Hole', the search for further ideas in teaching area goes on.
10 June 2017
Yorkshire
What strategies do mathematicians use to solve equations?
29 March 2017
Yorkshire
How to develop problem solving strategies in the classroom by developing the teachers and supporting them with PD and resources.
11 March 2017
Yorkshire
One of the great joys of teaching mathematics is what we can learn from those we ‘teach'. Join me in exploring some intriguing, humbling and sometimes wacky lessons from my own students.
8 February 2017
Yorkshire
A sociable evening of brain-frazzling questions, quirky mathematical prizes, seasonal food and drink.
1 December 2016
Yorkshire
A chance to follow the history of mathematics from prehistoric times to the modern day illustrated with postage stamps from around the world.
8 November 2016
Yorkshire
This problem makes an excellent resource for the classroom. It is very rich in mathematical ideas. I have used different versions of it for school pupils from Year 6 upwards....
4 October 2016
Yorkshire
Members of the branch have 10 minute slots to show us some mathematics that they find particularly interesting.
11 June 2016
Yorkshire
Advances in computing power means it's now possible to use statistics to unravel the complexity of weather and climate change.
3 November 2015