Number Confidence Week

Campaign Partner Toolkit

Thank you for supporting Number Confidence Week from Monday 4 to Friday 8 November. With your support, we can boost the nation's confidence with numbers this November!

Get involved and help spread the word using the resouces below. We'll be adding new materials as we get closer to the big week – there will be top tips and ideas for a brilliant Big Number Natter, thought-provoking conversations with our celebrity ambassadors, promotional assets for your communications, and much more!

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Key dates

4 October – Your toolkit is online and has some early resources for you to work with. You can now start planning your activities! And throughout October you can help promote schools, organisations and individuals to sign up for the campaign here: https://www.nationalnumeracy.org.uk/news/join-us-number-confidence-week-2024#signup

7 October – From 7 October we will being announcing and tagging supporters on social media

11 October – Your toolkit is now complete with all resources

21 October - We will tag you on social linking to an article containing your official quote

4 November – Number Confidence Week begins!

For more information on how and where will will tag you, please see our 'Recognising Your Support' .

Confidence-building resources

Run a Number Natter

This guide will show you how to set up a session that will get your staff talking about how they feel. This is one of the most powerful ways to build number confidence.

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Editable Big Number Natter poster

Personalise and advertise your Big Number Natter to your colleagues.

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5-day habit tracker

Use our handy tips and prompts to help boost your confidence this Number Confidence Week.

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30-day habit tracker

Use this tracker to build your confidence with numbers throughout November.

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Myth busting statement cards

Use these cards as part of an activity or event to confront some commonly believed maths myths.

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Chuck It in the Bucket!

This tool can help you understand what you can do to feel more confident and in control when it comes to numbers.

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Getting confident with maths at work

Feeling anxious about numbers can make it harder to progress in our careers. Here are some things that you can do to make working with numbers feel less daunting.

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Try the National Numeracy Challenge

Our free online learning tool is packed full of confidence-boosting videos and resources. So your people can boost their confidence as they build their skills. Have a go and share the link!

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a promotional picture for the numeracy improvement tool, the National Numeracy Challenge, featuring a woman smiling and holding up a mobile phone

Number Confidence and the Gender Divide Webinar

To coincide with a research briefing, National Numeracy hosted a webinar called Gender, Numeracy and Social Mobility where a panel discussed the report’s findings – in particular that women typically have lower numeracy confidence than men – and looked in detail at the data, answered questions from participants, and suggested what could be done to address the issues raised.

Lucy-Marie Hagues from Capital One and Tammy Fevrier from the Department for Work and Pensions joined National Numeracy's CEO Sam Sims and Head of Impact and Evaluation Paul Foss.

You can find out more about this research here:

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