Maths Hubs Programme Annual Report 2024/25 published
A report on another full year of the Maths Hubs Programme, capturing activity and impact from Early Years to Post-16.
11/02/2026
The Maths Hubs Programme has continued to grow over the past year, with the newly-published 2024/25 Annual Report highlighting the scale and reach of Maths Hubs' work across all phases of education. This year, 61% of schools in England engaged with their local hub – an increase on 2023/24 – as the programme’s support for teachers, departments and leadership teams continues to widen.
The report covers activity from Early Years through to post-16, and reflects the crucial role played by local leaders of mathematics education (LLMEs) in driving hub-led professional development. Alongside data and analysis, it includes interviews and case studies featuring schools, colleges and teachers that bring the work to life.
Headline figures from 2024/25 include:
- Programme-wide
- 61% of schools in England worked with their Maths Hub (up from 58%)
- 1,039 active Mastery Specialists (up from 960)
- 1,945 active LLMEs (up from just over 1,500)
- Primary
- 1,683 new schools took part in Mastering Number at Reception and KS1 (compared to 1,349 new schools in 2023/24)
- 1,173 new schools took part in Mastering Number at KS2 (compared to 1,111 new schools in 2023/24)
- 8,461 schools continued to engage in Teaching for Mastery Work Groups
- Secondary
- Approximately 62% of secondary schools took part in at least one professional development opportunity
- 2,175 schools continued in Teaching for Mastery Work Groups
- Post-16
- 152 post-16 institutions worked with their Maths Hub
- 75 new teachers started the Post-16 GCSE/FSQ Mastery Specialist Programme (compared to 52 new teachers in 2023/24).
These figures illustrate not just the scale of the programme, but the continued commitment of schools, colleges and teachers to improving maths education for all pupils.
Read the full report now to explore the findings, stories and insights in more detail.
If you’re interested in getting involved in the year ahead, contact your local Maths Hub to find out what’s on offer for you, your department or your school.