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As part of the University of Cambridge we draw on a wealth of experience and evidence. We collaborate and work with leading international experts and organisations in mathematics education. We work on projects of every size and at every level – from reviewing and conducting a needs analysis of the content of a particular area for a specific age range, taking just a few weeks, to longer-term full curriculum design and development with detailed resource scoping and sequencing. We work in partnership with our clients ensuring that solutions offered are context-specific. 

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