The midpoints of the intersections of y=1/x and the line y=mx+c, as c varies, lie on the line y=-mx

Beautiful rainbow from D floor this afternoon. Think it was there to celebrate 9AMC winning the interform football! Southborough High School

This looks brilliant!

Solving the same A Level trigonometry problem 4 ways. (Maximum value of top expression and smallest positive value of theta which achieves it) I get my students to pick different ways than their partners and then try to race them to do all 4 in the time they take to do 1!

Upon entering my classroom today and noticing that my hair was down, one of my Year 11s asked, "are you tired or in a good mood?" My answer was "both". It seems I have a tell.

Oooooo lovely 😍

This is excellent!

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Wow.

The Geometry of Perfect Parking 😱 How much extra length do you need to parallel park? Simon R. Blackburn did the math and wrote down a formula for us.

🚨Help needed🚨 We are planning a new webinar entitled: "Lockdown Learning: What works for me" Tips from parents, teachers and educational researchers If anyone has any tips for juggling work with looking after children at home, please share below (I know I need it!) Thanks!

Last Thursday was my baby Busby’s worst day in Paediatric Intensive Care -we nearly lost him 3 times. A new Doctor arrived, masked up,& started treating him absolutely expertly-the treatment saved his life. When my baby was stable the Dr thanked me.

This looks fantastic, especially if anyone has NQTs joining their department next year. Thanks Hannah !

Go Ediz!

We need a fantastic Second in Mathematics Faculty!, Southborough High School, Kingston upon Thames tes.com/jobs/vacancy/w…

2023 is the sum of 14 consecutive whole numbers. What are the numbers? No spoilers please, but if you can think of a good hint, please share!

This is excellent. Well worth a read by any teachers, not just maths teachers.

I have created a resource on finding the HCF & LCM from product of prime factors! First time sharing a resource online after using so many that others have shared. Hope you like it. (Note Q14 has more than one possible solution - I picked my favourite).

I'm trying to teach fractions more thoroughly with our Year 7s this year. I've created a simplifying fractions activity incorporating some of the prior work we've done on divisibility and product of prime factors. Full ppt with definitions, worked examples and answers on TES.