University of Liverpool Mathematics School

The University of Liverpool Mathematics School (ULMaS) is a free school for students aged 16 to 19, located in Liverpool. With a current enrolment of 106 pupils and a capacity of 160, ULMaS aims to provide a supportive and inclusive environment for students with a strong interest in mathematics and the sciences. The school emphasizes academic excellence, with 72% of A-Level entries achieving A or A*, and 73% of students attaining AAB or higher in facilitating subjects.

ULMaS prioritises the needs of disadvantaged students, having achieved notable progress for this group in recent years. The curriculum is designed to foster intellectual curiosity and enthusiasm for learning, supported by a dedicated team of pastoral and teaching professionals. The school promotes a collaborative atmosphere where students engage in problem-solving, research, and various extracurricular activities.

In addition to its core educational offerings, ULMaS is committed to outreach, providing support and enrichment to local schools in the Liverpool City Region. This initiative aims to inspire and assist all students in accessing opportunities in STEM fields, regardless of whether they attend ULMaS.