Maths, Stats and Physics Outreach for Schools

The awards celebrate the talent of exceptional physics students from across the region. Find out more.

Each year we run a maths challenge for students in year 8 and below, and a senior challenge for students in year 10 and below. Find out more.

Find out about the Women In Science Doing Outstanding Maths (and Physics) virtual careers event.

The conference is aimed at encouraging pupils to continue studying mathematics at A Level. Find out more about this event.

This event aims to ease the transition between the content expectations of GCSE and A Level physics. Find out more.

We can arrange for undergraduate students to visit your school, to give an insight into what life is like for a mathematics student or member of staff at Newcastle University. Find out more.

We provide access to excellent laboratory facilities and academic expertise. We hope this will inspire confidence and lead to students wishing to study physics at undergraduate level. Find out how to access this support.

Our GCSE to A-level Maths Transition Course aims to support students with the move from studying GCSE Maths to A-level Maths.

We offer 2 hour Problem Solving sessions for Year 11 students who are aiming for a grade 9 (January) and enthusiastic Year 9 students (June/July).

What Can Mathematicians Do? is a series of online public maths presentations organised by Newcastle University’s School of Mathematics, Statistics and Physics. The presentations cover a wide range of topics in maths, stats and physics, such as how colours mix, how to make a mint on the stock market, and how to pick your next Netflix binge.