Overcome Maths Anxiety: A Workshop for Parents

Do you often find yourself saying, “I’m not a maths person” or “I’m terrible at maths”? Have you ever wondered how these attitudes might be influencing your child’s own relationship with maths?

Sadly, many of us—both adults and children—struggle with a fear of mathematics, often due to past experiences, negative beliefs, or harmful messages about the subject. This fear can impact how we approach learning and, in turn, how we support our children's learning journeys.

This workshop is designed to help parents and carers break free from maths anxiety and develop a more positive, confident mindset towards the subject. Whether you’re looking to boost your own maths confidence or better support your child, you’ll leave with practical tips, strategies, and empowering messages to make maths feel more approachable for everyone.

Join Marissa Cashmore, a local primary school teacher, maths specialist, and former maths-anxious student, for a session that will transform your attitude towards maths and equip you with the tools to be the best advocate for your child’s mathematical growth.

Remember: there’s no such thing as a "maths brain." Everyone can succeed in maths with the right mindset and support.