We deliver numerous events for a variety of audiences throughout the year. See which ones you can get involved in via this page. Online Maths Circle - Monday 30th and Tuesday 31st March An online Maths Circle is a one hour long live workshop for children aged 7-14 and their family, taking place on Zoom. Prior to the virtual event, a selection of Maths problems are sent out to participants. During the virtual event participants are able to listen to Maths Circle hosts explaining how to solve the problems, share and discuss their ideas with others.To facilitate interaction and better tailor the activities, our online Maths Circle is split into two slots:- First slot, aimed at 7-11 years old- Monday 30th March from 6:00pm to 7:00pm- Second slot, aimed at 11-14 years old- Tuesday 31st March from 6:00pm to 7:00pmYou are welcome to attend either of the slots, or both, according to your preference and the age of the children. The event is free to attend, but booking is required. The booking links for both slots can be found below. Book a spece for the first slot (7-11 years old) Book a space for the second slot (11-14 years old) Fluids Everywhere: Big Swirls & Tiny Swimmers- Sunday 12th and Monday 13th April When: Sunday 12th and Monday 13th April 10:00am to 4:00pmWhere: Dynamic Earth (EH8 8AS)Like every year, we will take part in the Edinburgh Science Festival. This year our researchers will guide visitors through the world of fluids.Drop in and discover how the same fluid can behave wildly differently at different scales. Try hands-on demos that reveal the science behind our swirly, turbulent ocean and atmosphere—and see how Earth’s rotation helps drive currents and storms. Then dive into the microscopic world, where water feels as sticky as honey to tiny creatures. Find out why simple flapping won’t move a bacterium but will move a fish. A fast, fun introduction to the strange, scale-dependent rules of fluid flow—perfect for curious minds of all ages.This is a FREE drop-in session and no booking is required. It is part of a larger event by the University of Edinburgh, for which further information can be found through the link below. 7 Days, 100 Scientists- Find out more Maths Spiral- Wednesday 22nd April When: Wednesday 22nd April 5:30pm to 7:00pmWhere: OnlineThis is a free online session for 16 to 18 years old with an interest in STEM. During the session we will explore together what it means to study Maths at University and hear from recent Maths graduates about how they use Maths in their job.The event is free but booking is required. For further information and to book a space visit: Maths Spiral Booking Page The Amazing Mathemagic Show - Saturday 25th April When: Saturday 25th April 11:00am to 4:00pmWhere: Cameron Toll Shopping Center (EH165PB)Experience the wonder of mathematics. Watch as students and staff from the University transform into captivating performers, dazzling magicians, and astonishing "mindreaders". Discover simple yet mind-boggling tricks that merge math with magic, and learn how to amaze your family and friends. Whether you're a math enthusiast or just curious, this event promises a fun experience for all ages! This is a free drop-in event and there is no need to book. Just pop in when you can and stay as little or as long as you wish. Edinburgh Maths Circle - Saturday 9th May When: Saturday 9th May 1:30pm to 4:30pmWhere: James Clerk Maxwell Building (EH9 3FD)Our Maths Circle is a drop-in session for children aged 5 to 16 and their families to engage with fun and stimulating mathematical problems and puzzles. The event is FREE but booking is required. A link to the booking page will be published on this web page in the first two weeks of April. Join our mailing list Keep updated about future mathematics outreach events by joining our mailing list. You can do this by sending an email from your preferred address to sympa@mlist.is.ed.ac.uk with the subject line “Subscribe Edinburgh-maths-outreach Firstname Surname” and leaving the body of the message blank. Get in touch by emailing the School of Maths Outreach Mailbox This article was published on 2025-04-22