There is no universally agreed definition, but at National Numeracy we define numeracy as: Numeracy is having the confidence to use basic maths at work and in everyday life. So, numeracy means two …

The Essentials of Numeracy are the skills and attitudes that everyone needs to use numbers and data to make good decisions at work and at home.

Find out why maths is important and why we need numbers at all ages, as well as exploring the effects of poor numeracy skills in everyday life.

Dyscalculia makes learning, using and understanding maths a struggle every day. Find out more, and get tips for a brighter future from people who understand.

Schools are required to deliver a 1-hour workshop to parents/carers called, ‘Help Your Child Love Maths!’ National Numeracy provide all training and resources to deliver the workshop, and it can be …

Jan 9, 2023 · Numeracy, or what we sometimes call ‘everyday maths’ is about the skills needed for managing money and household budgets, reading a train timetable, weighing ingredients, measuring …

Our ‘cradle to career’ vision for numeracy focussing on maths in real life sees the confident use of numbers beginning at nursery and extending throughout adulthood.

We want everyone to have the opportunity to develop numeracy throughout life, regardless of socio-economic background or gender. The strongest predictor of a person’s numeracy level in the UK is …

If we struggle, recognising how we feel about numbers it the first step towards getting better at maths. Learners often surprise themselves and are able to improve their maths using the National …

National Numeracy Day is a national campaign that takes place every May, encouraging adults and children to build their confidence and skills with maths and numbers.