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ABOUT US:
The small team of local secondary Maths Teachers led by Ms Karolina Siciarz started Maths Workshops in February 2022. We started in Wisbech and after two successful years we have expanded to Peterborough.
Our mission is to change how students think about mathematics, offering them a fresh perspective.
We created a Math Workshops concept to bring maths outside of school.
We wanted students to enjoy different learning environments and have plenty of time to explore, understand and have fun learning Mathematics.
Our workshops are half-term events, each with a unique theme. We encourage students to get into the spirit by dressing according to the theme or just coming as they are.
With our passion, knowledge, resources, and hands-on activities, we aim to teach real-life skills and make a lasting impact on their lives.


Lead Teacher Profile: Ms Karolina Siciarz ( pron: shee-ch-yash)

In 2005, I embarked on a life-changing journey, moving from a small town in Poland to little adorable village in England (Outwell).
I came with dreams of learning the language while working as an au-pair. However, my contract ended after a few months, and with just £60 in my pocket, I moved to Wisbech. Thankfully, my friends there helped me with accommodation, and I began working tirelessly in factories and care homes to rebuild my life while studying English at Isle College.
Though those early years were filled with challenges, they also shaped me into the person I am today. My passion for teaching never wavered.
Back in Poland, I had earned my teaching qualifications and a Master's degree from the Pedagogical University in Slupsk in 2004. After years of hard work and perseverance, my qualifications were finally recognized in the UK in 2012, allowing me to become a qualified teacher here.
Since then, I have had the privilege of teaching KS3 and KS4 Mathematics at local secondary schools and through private tuitions. Many of my former students might remember me as Ms. Karolina Scott from my time at TCA, but I have since returned to my maiden name.
Teaching is more than a job for me; it's a calling. I even founded and ran the Polish Supplementary School in Wisbech for several years, sharing my love for education with the community
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My journey has not been without personal challenges. Diagnosed with dyslexia and driven by ADHD, I have firsthand experience with the obstacles that many of my students face. These experiences have given me a deep understanding and empathy for students with special needs. Despite these barriers, I have managed to learn other languages and thrive in my teaching career.
My passion for teaching continues to drive me. Each day, I look forward to sharing my knowledge and skills with my students, hoping to inspire them and make a meaningful difference in their lives. This journey has been incredible, and I am excited to see where it will lead next.
Outside the classroom, I cherish spending time with my family and friends. We often enjoy playing board games, reading, or relaxing with a good Netflix show and a bowl of chocolate ice cream.