Maths — No Problem! is sponsoring NSPCC Number Day 2027

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Sign up now to take part and get free access to classroom resources for Number Day.

On Friday, 5 February 2027, thousands of schools across the UK will spend a day doing maths for a reason that has nothing to do with the curriculum. NSPCC Number Day asks pupils to dress up for digits, take on puzzles and challenges, and raise money for the charity’s work with children. We’re proud to be sponsoring it.

Number Day raises serious money — in February this year around 7,000 teachers took part and the day brought in over £270,000 — and it gives children a day when maths is the thing everyone is excited about rather than the thing some of them dread.

Our contribution is a project pack from Craig Parkinson, maths expert and trainer, including a time capsule activity with an accompanying video, so teachers have something ready to use on the day. Teachers who sign up for Number Day get access to it along with the NSPCC’s own resources.

The launch

This week’s launch event highlighted the incredible collective commitment across the maths community to help every child thrive. By supporting this initiative and the important work the NSPCC do to safeguard children, we hope to help the next generation discover the fun in maths and develop the confidence they need for a brighter future.

– Hannah Ball, Head of Product Marketing, Maths — No Problem!

Taking part

Signing up takes a couple of minutes and opens up the NSPCC’s activity packs, fundraising materials and everything else you need to run the day.

About Maths — No Problem!

Maths — No Problem! is an award-winning primary mathematics education programme that combines proven learning theories with advanced mastery teaching techniques. We aim to improve maths education worldwide by equipping teachers with the highest-quality resources and unparalleled professional development. We believe everyone can learn and even love maths given proper guidance and regardless of prior attainment.

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