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Maths Camps | Overview of Roles

Join our Maths Camps team to inspire the next generation of mathematical problem-solvers

Future Foundations is excited to be managing the delivery of Maths Camps this summer in partnership with Axiom Maths and Purposeful Ventures.

We invite you to be part of a unique series of residential programmes supporting the next generation of mathematical problem-solvers.

Maths Camps Overview

We are delighted to be offering three fully-funded Maths Camps this summer. Two of the camps (organised in association with Axiom Maths) are for students in years 7 and 8, and the third is for year 9 students. All three are targeted at students who have been nominated for being the top mathematicians in their year group, who have a strong enthusiasm and strong aptitude for mathematics.  

Our team, including individuals from Purposeful Ventures, Axiom Maths, Future Foundations and each of the host venues, is working hard preparing for the camps.

Camp Dates, Year Groups & Locations:  

Site 1: Christ’s Hospital School, West Sussex 

  • Camp 1 – Monday 18th to Wednesday 20th August | Year 9 pupils attending Lift, Ark and our partner schools. Click here to find out more about this camp
  • Camp 2 – Wednesday 20th to Friday 22nd August | Axiom Maths schools.  All pupils are in year 7 & 8, participate in Maths Circles, and have been nominated by their teachers. Click here to find out more about this camp.

Site 2: Churchill College, Cambridge University 

  • Camp 3 – Tuesday 26 to Thursday 28 August | Axiom Maths schools.  All pupils are in year 7 & 8, participate in Maths Circles, and have been nominated by their teachers. Click here to find out more about this camp.

You will work alongside an exceptional team of staff, guest speakers and partners at some of the UK’s most prestigious educational venues.

If you are passionate about creating inspiring, high-quality experiences for young people, we would love to hear from you.

Please find below details of the roles we are currently recruiting for. 

If you have any questions. please contact: maths.camps@future-foundations.co.uk.

Maths Coach 

Job Description

ROLE OVERVIEW

We are looking for inspirational Maths Coaches to lead sessions at the camps and motivate the students with their infectious passion for mathematics. 

Each coach will supervise and run sessions for a group of 8-10 students attending the Maths Camp.

All the resources will be provided, although you will be expected to complete some prep work beforehand.

The role of the coach involves discussing mathematical concepts precisely and coherently, using questioning to elicit ideas from the students without directly telling them, and running sessions in a manner that encourages your group to interact and collaborate. In short, we want you to foster a stimulating mathematical environment. If you have ever led a Maths Circle with Axiom Maths, the vibe will be familiar.

Apply Here

Pastoral House Parents

Job Description

ROLE OVERVIEW

Pastoral House Parents are key to creating a safe, supportive, and inclusive environment at our residential Maths Camps.

You will oversee the day-to-day wellbeing of a house of students, be on call overnight for any welfare concerns and help ensure high standards of safeguarding and care throughout the camp.

By supporting the wider team, you will enable others to focus on delivering the academic programme and play a vital role in the overall experience.

This is a residential role, and you will be a trusted presence for students from arrival to departure.

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Operations Director

Job Description

ROLE OVERVIEW

We are seeking an experienced and highly organised Operations Director to lead the delivery of our 2025 residential Maths Camps. This is a senior onsite role, responsible for ensuring the smooth running of the programme across all three camps and two host venues.

You will co-lead the camps alongside the Course Director, manage the on-site operations and pastoral teams, liaise with venue and catering staff, and act as the on-site Designated Safeguarding Officer (DSO). Your leadership will help create a safe, welcoming, and inspiring residential experience for young people from across the country.

Apply Here

Volunteer 

DETAILS COMING SOON

ROLE OVERVIEW

Details on our volunteer roles are coming soon.

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