Good to see Google is celebrating one of the 20th centuries most influential mathematicians today with Stefan Banach being including in todays Doodle. 🧮 en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stefan_Ba…

Heron of Alexandria (Greece) is known for finding a way to determine the area of a triangle from its side lengths. #WeeklyMathematician Extra: He also was 1st to compute square roots iteratively. See Heron's Formula w. an applet!- ow.ly/vPk350KYv4R #WeeklyMathematician

John Venn (British) introduced Venn Diagrams to set theory. They're still used today in probability, stats, & logic. #WeeklyMathematician

Muhammad Al-Karaji was 1st to prove binomial theorem (by induction, a mathematical proof method he developed himself!) #WeeklyMathematician

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Find length AB. 🧐 #DMAthematicians

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That was just a taster of the level they’ll be working at next year. 😏

Even after a long day, there is nothing stopping Mr E from doing extra Maths CPD 💪🏼 Not a Northerner though… 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🏉 Dixons McMillan Academy

Excited to share that we're working on a new SparxMaths student interface for Sept... ✅ Refreshed + clean look and feel ✅ Simplified bookwork checks ✅ Improved + quicker question navigation We'll then work tirelessly make things even better for students based on feedback on

Bit of cross-curricular work looking at The “Predatory Bugs” problem and Pursuit Curves with 9.3 today bringing in DMA Art 🎨🖌️🖼️ Enrichment right up until the last second of the year. 💪🏼 DMA Class of 2027 Dixons McMillan Academy

Mathematics in Business with 10.1 through the medium of some very successful Lobster businesses (and some not so profitable😬) Then a brief intro to Topology with some Möbius strip wizardry from Mr E 🪄 Happy to be joined by a very mindblown Mrs Kitson 🤯 Dixons McMillan Academy

🎄 we’re more biased than those coins they warn you about at GCSE, but Mr Nate Evans is one of our own so it’s okay! Secret Santa gift for someone in your Maths department, maybe? 🤷🏼‍♂️