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Paul Glaister CBE, Professor of Mathematics and Mathematics Education, University of Reading

UNBELIEVABLE: Despite a level popularity maths education after 16 is still lacking in england | History Defined

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Mathematics at A-level is going from strength to strength. Maths is the most popular subject choice, and further maths, which is a separate A-level course, has seen the most growth in uptake. Despite this, concerns still remain about the mathematical skills of young people who do not choose to study maths after they are 16.

Students in England who have passed GCSE maths at grade four or above, but who are not taking A-level or AS-level maths, are eligible to take a core maths qualification.

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