Stronger Together — Referral Programme
Share your success, be rewarded
→ Designed to reward you with what you need
→ Help others access a great programme
→ Earn extra CPD for every referral you make
Help even more schools benefit
We understand the importance of high-quality CPD in maths education. And we've heard how we can better support you.
This Referral Programme helps you access extra CPD support, while helping others.
"This is a fantastic opportunity for us to not only help other schools discover Maths — No Problem! but also allow for our own setting to be recognised and rewarded for our expertise and passion."
Kyle LewisAssistant Headteacher, Parkfield Community School
How does it work?
When a school refers another school to Maths — No Problem! and the referred school invests in the programme, both schools receive a CPD boost!
This allows teachers to access extra professional development. All the referring school needs to do is share what their unique referral code is for the referred school to use during enrolment.
What do you get?
Both will schools receive:
→ A full day of CPD
→ 2 free places on our 3-day Essentials of Teaching Maths Mastery course (£1700 of CPD value).
Why take part?
CPD is an essential tool for getting maths mastery to work.
That’s what the teachers and staff of schools that invest in it tell us. We want to make it easier for our community to access extra CPD support and to spread the word of their maths mastery success so even more children can benefit from a programme that builds long-lasting learning.
Access extra CPD rewards for sharing the word!
Help other schools access CPD and an effective maths programme.
Claim your Referral Kit now and start earning CPD!
Maths — No Problem! CPD makes a difference
"Loved the hands on problem-solving and experiencing how the children could problem-solve and manipulate materials."
Rachael SaundersYear 2 Teacher, Rukuhia School
"Every workshop we've been to allowed me to enter a new mindset. Since my training I haven't had a new lens within maths, but today I've definitely come away with one."
Jack HicksYear 4 Teacher, Aragon Primary
