A Festival of Maths for Sixth Formers

2, 3, 4 February 2026
The Royal Institution, London
26 February 2026
Kensington Town Hall, London W8

KS5, keen KS4

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After a hugely successful Maths Fest 2025, Maths Fest will now be back in February 2026.

'An opportunity...Not to be missed by Maths students' (Teacher, Maths Fest 2024).

'I had a great time, learning new ideas and seeing maths not just in a classroom setting.' (Student, Maths Fest 2024).

'Never seen so many nerds together, excited about maths in my life!' (Student, Maths Fest 2024).

Hand-crafted by stand-up mathematician Matt Parker and maths author Rob Eastaway, Maths Fest is an all-day extravaganza for sixth-form students (and maths-keen KS4) to celebrate and be inspired by mathematics.

Maths Fest 2026 will feature some of the best maths speakers in the UK talking about their favourite bits of maths, and will celebrate maths as an exciting, useful and rewarding subject. A fantastic day out for upper secondary mathematics students, certain to leave them motivated and excited to learn more maths!

Speakers for 2026 are yet to be announced, but previous years have featured such names as Dr Katie Steckles, Matthew Scroggs, Aoife Hunt, James Grime, Rob Eastaway and exam advice from Nicole Cozens.


Exam skills: Maths Fest is deliberately designed to reinforce normal school lessons. The goal is to return your students to you motivated to study for their maths courses at school.

Maths Slam: As in previous years, we will once again run the Maths Slam where students will be able to represent their school and present a maths concept from the stage in under three minutes.

Teachers: Maths Fest is also a day for maths teachers. Maths Fest is free for any maths teacher to attend, even if they do not bring any students. We can provide a CPD sheet to show SLT.

Maths Village: There will be a Maths Village for students and teachers to visit in the break and lunch. Visit the stalls to do mini maths activities and meet people who use maths every day at universities and in industry. There will be also be calculator signing for students.

Looking for a half-day event instead? Maths Inspiration runs interactive half-day lecture shows in major theatres around the country. They are aimed at sixth-formers and Year 11s who want to see how maths connects to the real world, but for whom a whole day of maths is (for whatever reason) a bit much.