Professional learning events
Immerse yourself in a world of hands-on problem solving in mathematics at our free face-to-face workshops and online webinars.
We offer free face-to-face and virtual professional learning events, designed to help teachers and schools to engage with maths and numeracy through the online courses and Mathematics Hub.
Watch this page for any upcoming events or submit a request to the Maths in Schools team for professional learning in your school by registering your interest.
Upcoming events
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Friday 29 to Saturday 30 May 2026 |
Conference: Mathematical Association of TasmaniaJoin us at Mathematical Association of Tasmania annual conference. We are looking forward to meeting educators and sharing the Mathematics Hub and Maths in Schools Professional Learning resources. The Early Careers Day is designed for teachers new to the profession, teaching out-of-area, or looking to refresh and strengthen their classroom practice. The the main conference features a keynote presentation by Professor Jill Fielding, followed by a range of high-quality workshops delivered by mathematics educators from Tasmania and beyond. Presented by: Maths in Schools Team - Celia Coffa Venue: St Patrick's College Launceston, Prospect Vale TAS |
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Monday 3 to Tuesday 4 June 2026 |
Conference: EDUTech 2026Join the Maths in Schools team at Stand 1214 with Adelaide University - CSER. Come and learn about the free Mathematics Hub resources and Maths in Schools Professional Learning offerings. Venue: International Convention Centre, Sydney NSW |
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Monday 15 June 2026 4-4:30pm (UTC+9:30) |
Webinar: M in STEM: Making maths visibleBring the ‘M’ in STEM into sharper focus. Learn how mathematics helps students make sense of problems, test ideas and explain solutions. This session shares practical classroom examples and a simple planning approach to strengthen connections and make maths visible in real-world STEM learning.
Audience: This webinar is suitable for primary teachers at all levels of STEM confidence. Presented by: Maths in Schools Team - Toni Falusi |
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Tuesday 30 June 2026 8:45am-3:30pm (UTC+9:30)
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Full-day in-person workshop: First Nations Histories and Cultures in Mathematics and STEMDelve into the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander histories and cultures content in Mathematics and STEM, including the 9 rich contexts that weave narratives through the 6 strands of the Australian Curriculum: Mathematics. Join us for an engaging day of learning and hands on activities. Audience: This workshop is suitable for teachers across Foundation to Year 10. Venue: South Australian Museum, North Terrace Adelaide, SA, 5000 |
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Friday 10 to Sunday 12 July 2026 |
Conference: QAMT State Conference 2026Join us and educators from across Queensland to explore practical approaches to strengthen mathematics teaching and learning. The Maths in Schools team will share research-informed, classroom-ready strategies with a focus on:
Maths in Schools sessions:
We would love to see you there. Venue: Queensland University of Technology, Gardens Point Campus |
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Wednesday 29 July 2026 4-4:45pm (UTC) |
Webinar: Every Student Counts: Inclusive Practices for Maths EducationHow can we create maths classrooms where every student feels they belong and can succeed? This webinar explores research on inclusive STEM learning environments and introduces the 8 principles for inclusive STEM education from Get into STEM. Consider how these principles can support classroom practice and school culture. Practical strategies and resources will be shared to help you create inclusive and responsive maths learning environments that support all students. Presented by: Maths in Schools team -Dr Rebecca Vivian, Jaclyn Steffan and Toni Falusi Audience: Classroom teachers, curriculum leaders and school leaders interested in inclusion and improving outcomes in mathematics |
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Monday 3 August 2026 4-4:30pm (UTC+9:30) |
Webinar: Creative maths through art, algorithms and AIExplore the connection between mathematics, art and digital technologies. This session shows how students can use patterns, symmetry and algorithms to create mathematical artwork, building spatial reasoning and computational thinking. With practical classroom examples using tools like Scratch, GeoGebra and AI, discover engaging ways to make mathematical thinking visible and meaningful. Presented by: Maths in Schools Team - Toni Falusi |
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