Communications Toolkit
For Local Authorities
and Partner Organisations
Welcome
The resources on this page are for the exclusive use of our local authorities and other partners.
This toolkit provides a set of resources that can be used to support staff, residents and service users to build numeracy confidence and skills.
The resources will be updated throughout the year. Please contact the Comms Team if you have any queries: comms@nationalnumeracy.org.uk
National Numeracy Day: 21 May 2025
The UK's only day dedicated to everyday maths is back!
Check out your National Numeracy Day toolkit for everything you need to get your communities feeling empowered and ready to build their number confidence.
The National Numeracy logo
Our logo can only be used by our partners and only when communicating directly about our work together.
The logo must only be placed on a white background, its colours and dimensions must not be altered. There should be clear white space around the logo. No text, partner logos, or other page marks should be in this space. Don’t place the logo on a busy background that will affect legibility. Please don’t use any other colour or effect, other descriptors or taglines, rotate or distort, recreate, redraw or ‘box up’ the logo within a holding device.
Please download and read the full logo guidance below before using our logo.

Social media graphics
By downloading the graphics below and using them alongside messaging in your Comms Guide, you can get the word out across all social media platforms.
There are graphics inviting people to become Numeracy Champions, as well as graphics to promote the National Numeracy Challenge – and each graphic has a space for you to add your own logo.
And be sure to tag us so we can see and share what you're up to! You can find us on:
- X: @Nat_Numeracy
- Facebook: @nationalnumeracy
- Instagram: @national_numeracy
- LinkedIn: National Numeracy
- TikTok: @nationalnumeracy

Helpful guides
Overcoming maths anxiety

Getting confident with maths at work

Top 4 tips to help children love maths
