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The programme of lectures for the year 2023/24 is set out below.
Open Challenge and the Pop Maths Quiz will take place in the same form as in 2022/23.
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FUNDINGThe Society has received the second instalment of £2100 of our 3-year grant; it will again be sufficient to fund Open Challenge and our lecture programme, including the Christmas lecture. The grant is from the Company of Actuaries Charitable Trust. |
Membership of the Society is now open for the year 2023/24. If you join now, your membership will be valid up to 1 October 2024. If you are able to pay more than the standard subscription, any additional amount paid will be treated as a donation, for which the Society will be most grateful.
Click Membership to find out more - save by taking out a 5-year subscription (which will cover the period up to 1 October 2028). There is a reduced rate for ATM, MA and U3A members. Institutional membership is also available, for example covering all teachers in a school or college. Free institutional membership for one year will be offered to all schools participating in any of our activities in 2023/24.
Members who have reached state pension age and have been members for at least 10 years qualify for free life membership.
We have a Members Page on the website, accessible only to members. Minutes of the AGM and Committee meetings and possibly other documents of interest will be posted here. The most recent documents are the minutes of the AGM and the Committee meeting held on 20/09/23. To access, sign in and go to Members Page.
The LivMS Bursary Fund (charity no. 1156909) offers bursaries - more information on the Joyce Hatton Memorial Bursaries page. The next deadline will be 31 January 2024, when we shall expect to award up to £1000 in bursaries. If there are still funds available, the deadline will be extended to 29 February on a first come first served basis.
The value of bursaries awarded is usually between £50 and £300 (in exceptional circumstances, up to £500)
These activities are free of charge.
Teachers may make puzzles from this collection available to students in their schools for use on screen or after printing out.
Parents and pupils may access these puzzles directly at home, and should first read the Notes for Guidance.
Answers to the puzzles are provided, and there is a feedback form so you can get in touch with us.
The FunMaths Roadshow remains on sale by download only. You can see all the details here.
The following is a programme of talks so far arranged.
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