Multicolour Maths is a visual method of learning mathematics invented by British artist Brook Tate, a painter who loves colours and patterns.

As someone who suffered from a fear of maths, Brook followed his intuition and discovered a way to translate the foundations of mathematics into a visual language. Ten colours, three shapes, and a sketchbook of paintings later, the Multicolour Maths method was born!

The method was presented at the British Society of Research into Learning Mathematics in June 2024 and has since received National attention on BBC News. It is now featured as part of National Numeracy’s school toolkit! Students and teachers around the world are discovering a whole new world of maths, helping develop the method, and changing maths, and lives, forever!