Contact Information

Mr S Dean on deans@denbigh.net	Mrs S Hawkins on hawkinss@denbigh.net
Mrs L Jaff on jaffl@denbigh.net	Dr L Clark on clarkl@denbigh.net
Mr J Burgess on burgessj@denbigh.net	Mrs J Burlace on burlacej@denbigh.net
Mrs J Werner on wernerj@denbigh.net	Mr J Wu on wujo@denbigh.net
Mrs R Battaglia on battagliar@denbigh.net	Mrs S Vassell on vassells@denbigh.net
Mr M Stewart on stewartm@denbigh.net	Mr S Szeto on szetos@denbigh.net
Mrs S Irshan on irshans@denbigh.net	Mr J Vassell on vassellj@denbigh.net
Mr C Simm on simmc@denbigh.net	Ms A Pietrzyk on pietrzyk@denbigh.net

Faculty Introduction

The Mathematics Faculty offers A-Level Mathematics and Further Mathematics following the OCR specification. Our Faculty is made up of a team of specialist teachers with a wide range of expertise in Pure Mathematics, Statistics, and Mechanics. This breadth of knowledge enables us to deliver a rigorous and engaging curriculum that supports students in developing their problem-solving, reasoning and analytical skills to a high level.

In A-Level Mathematics, students will study a combination of Pure Mathematics, Statistics, and Mechanics. This course develops fluency in higher level topics entailing topics such as coordinate geometry, logarithms, advanced trigonometry, calculus – while also applying mathematics to real-world contexts such as probability, hypothesis testing, forces, and motion. Students are encouraged to think logically and communicate their mathematical ideas effectively, preparing them for higher education and a wide range of careers.

In Further Mathematics, students will study Pure Core Mathematics alongside Further Statistics and Further Mechanics. This allows them to deepen their understanding of the standard maths, stretch their problem-solving ability, and engage with rich and challenging material that provides an excellent foundation for university-level mathematics, engineering, physics, and related fields.

Enrichment

There are many opportunities for students to expand their mathematical knowledge through our extensive enrichment and extra-curricular programme including Maths Clinics, UKMT National Maths Challenges, RITANGLE Challenges, Maths Week, and Open University Lectures. 

We aim to foster a love of mathematics and help students develop the confidence, independence, and resilience needed to succeed in their studies and beyond.

Schemes of Learning

Each faculty has developed a two-year Scheme of Learning for each subject. The Schemes of Learning outline the curriculum journey that students will embark on during each academic year.

Faculty Assessment and Feedback Policy

Please find a copy of the Faculty Assessment and Feedback policy below. Teachers in the faculty subject areas will follow this policy when assessing students learning and providing feedback.