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Statistics can often appear counter-intuitive, so please come and be challenged in your mathematical thinking!

Learn how to play Sudoku on a general graph and find some results on how hard such a puzzle can be.

A whistle stop tour of historical codes. You will learn to make and break codes and see how cryptography is used today.

This family drop-in day is a great way to get a taster of Dino’s Club - Dynamic Earth’s very own children’s club.

For this year’s Maths Week Scotland, ICMS is offering the chance to win a personal maths workshop for school classes S1-3, with maths communicators Katie Steckles and Ben Sparks.

Online creative maths session for schools to explore patterns, shapes, measure, logical thinking - and lots of fun!

Explore the exciting work of regular and aperiodic tilings through beautiful artwork and hands on 2D and 3D puzzles.

Interactive hands-on lesson where pupils combine maths, art, and code to create their own data-driven self-portrait.

The Knitting Life exhibition explores computer generated designs in the context of historical Fair Isle knitting.

Exhibition about merging the cellular automaton, Conway's Game of Life and traditional Fair Isle knitting.

Join Louise Pennington – PD Lead at Oxford University Press – to find new ideas and simple tweaks that can be made to help the use of manipulatives enrich thinking, vocabulary, language and communication.

Take a self-guided walk around Stirling University campus and discover how there is mathematics in architecture, art and nature.

A fun filled sessions with a focus on the beauty of maths, for Early Years Practitioners, Primary Teachers, Pupil Support Teachers and Classroom Assistants in North Ayrshire.

A fun, practical introduction to using Boomwhackers for Early Years Practitioners, Primary Teachers, Pupil Support Teachers and Classroom Assistants in North Ayrshire.

The perfect accompaniment to Maths Week Scotland this workshop at the National Museum of Scotland allows your class to investigate how renewable energy is generated, design and test their own turbine models and even build their own LEGO town.

Join a guided walk around Stirling University campus and discover how there is mathematics in architecture, art and nature.

A gentle workshop for anyone interesting in making patterns using art and a little bit of maths.

Come along to the Scottish Fisheries Museum, Anstruther, and have a go at our new Maths Trail.

Explore the National Museum of Scotland with our maths trail for families and school classes.

Why do golf balls have dimples? Discover the answers to this question and uncover some mathematical secrets!