What is the team Maths Challenge?

The Team Maths Challenge is a competition giving students the opportunity to tackle a variety of engaging mathematical activities while developing teamwork and communication skills. Teams of four students from schools around the UK take part in dozens of Regional Finals and high-scoring teams are invited to compete in the National Final.

How many rounds are there in team Maths?

The resources are arranged into seven rounds, some of which are inspired by our Team Maths Challenge. Each round is designed for teams of four. Each team is given a set of questions, which they should divide up among themselves so that they can answer as many as possible in the allotted time. The team splits into pairs.

How do I download the primary team Maths resources?

To download the Primary Team Maths Resources, you must be logged in as an approved user from registered UKMT centre. Please log in or create a new account if you do not already have one in order to access the resources below. The resources are not available to parents or private tutors.

How do I get access to the UKMT resources?

Any registered UKMT centre (including primary schools) may access the resources free of charge and use them as they wish. How do I get access? To download the Primary Team Maths Resources, you must be logged in as an approved user from registered UKMT centre.

Is KS2 a good age for team building activities?

Middle school, also known as KS2, is a ripe age for team building activities and games, in that kids can benefit at a rapid pace, because they are experiencing critical thinking for the first time.

Why play Maths Games in KS2 classrooms?

At KS2 maths games are often seen as a ‘filler’ activity, or something to do at the end of term, but mathematical games in the KS2 classroom can be so much more.

What are Maths Games for kids?

At KS2 maths games provide an essential bridge between the playfulness of maths in KS1 and the more rigorous mathematical concepts that children have to learn from year 3 onwards. Children love playing games, whether that’s just running around playing tag at break time or sitting down for an afternoon’s board game play at home.