Math problem-solving sessions
We pick a small set of problems, work on them quietly, then present solutions on the board and compare approaches.
Activities
What we do when we meet
Our sessions are informal and student-led. Come to whatever interests you — there is no attendance requirement and no need to prepare in advance.
Group discussions
Open conversations about ideas we met during the week — a proof that surprised us, a definition that seemed strange at first.
Math competition preparation
Timed practice and past-paper walkthroughs for contests, with emphasis on strategy and clean write-ups rather than speed alone.
Sharing interesting math concepts
Short student-led talks: ten minutes on a theorem, a paradox, or a piece of mathematical history someone found worth telling.
Student math projects
Longer explorations carried out over a term — writing up a topic, coding a simulation, or investigating a question of our own.
Collaborative learning activities
Study pairs, note-sharing, and peer explanation sessions for topics people are meeting in class for the first time.