FIFA World Cup resources - thanks to Ian Vickers
There are 12 worksheets which cover the strands Number, Geometry, Measurement, Statistics, Probability and some Algebra.
The worksheets are here.
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NZAMT activities to support the teaching and learning of the new curriculum Phase 4.
New Zealand Engineering Science Competition
Can your students win $1000 in the New Zealand Engineering Science Competition?
This fun and challenging day-long mathematical modelling competition is targeted at teams of three to four senior students, who have interests in mathematics and science.
The 2026 competition will run near the start of term 3, on Saturday the 8th of August. The problem is revealed at 10am in the morning and students work in their teams to provide a solution by 6pm that day. First prize is $1,000 per student and the two runner-up teams get $500 per student. There is also a $500 prize for the teacher in charge of each of the top three teams.
Registration is free and closes Friday 31st of July.
For more information and to register your team(s) see the Department of Engineering Science and Biomedical Engineering website at the University of Auckland: http://des.auckland.ac.nz/competition
Maths Week is a major event that is held each year, having been first held in 1998. Sponsored by the Ministry of Education and the New Zealand Association of Mathematics Teachers, a number of resources are written and made available to teachers and students in Years 1 – 11.
The aims of Maths Week are:
More information, including details of the registration are available at www.mathsweek.co.nz
The aims of Maths Week are:
- to encourage students’ interest in mathematics and statistics
- to give teachers resources that they can use in the classroom, particularly material that requires some research and which may not be readily available to them, or that can be used electronically in class
- to show the pleasure that mathematics can provide and some of the everyday places where mathematics and statistics can be used
- to give teachers material that can provide extension.
Maths Week 2026 will be held between
Monday 10 August and Friday 14 August.
More information, including details of the registration are available at www.mathsweek.co.nz
Free competition for schools to enter a team or individuals.
Cometition date: Tuesday 28th July 2026
AMA Saturday Online Workshops - available for all kaiārahi
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