Are you leading maths across multiple schools within a Multi-Academy Trust (MAT)?
Do you want to strengthen your leadership, refine teaching for mastery approaches, and build a thriving professional network?
This work group is designed for MAT maths leads looking to drive meaningful, sustainable improvements in maths education across their schools.
Why Join?
This programme offers a unique opportunity to:
Shape Whole-School & Departmental Approaches
Establish a shared vision for effective maths teaching and learning. Implement strategies that improve student outcomes and support teacher development. Design a coherent curriculum that translates into effective schemes of work, strengthening pedagogical content knowledge across your schools.
Develop Your Leadership & Practice
Work with other subject leaders to develop and embed mastery approaches across your MAT. Lead the creation of a connected and sustainable curriculum that promotes deep understanding. Foster collaborative working, both within your school and across your MAT, to support ongoing professional growth. Grow as a leader of curriculum and pedagogical change, equipping you to support schools in implementing mastery and lead impactful professional development.
Engage in High-Quality Professional Learning
Deepen your understanding of the Essence of Mathematics Teaching for Mastery (NCETM). Strengthen leadership and management skills to drive principled, effective teaching approaches. Learn how to build a connected, research-informed curriculum that enhances deep understanding. Discover proven models of professional development, with real evidence of impact.
Be Part of a Thriving Professional Community
Work collaboratively with fellow MAT maths leads, fostering ongoing learning and professional relationships. Engage with research and national educational leaders to challenge and refine your thinking. Gain confidence in articulating your vision for maths, influencing middle and senior leaders in your MAT.
What’s Involved?
Who can join? This work group is for those leading maths across multiple schools in a MAT—whether you’re a returning participant or new to the programme. Time commitment: Three face-to-face days throughout the academic year, plus participation in inter-sessional learning activities, such as curriculum audits, collaborative planning, or delivering professional development. Supportive online community: Join a network of MAT maths leads, share ideas, and gain insights from peers and experts.
Don’t miss this opportunity to make a lasting impact across your schools.
Register your interest for 2026-2027 and take the next step in your leadership journey!
