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For All Liverpool's Liver Birds (Wings) by Paul Curtis, Jamaica Street, Liverpool

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For All Liverpool's Liver Birds (Wings) by Paul Curtis, Jamaica Street, Liverpool

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For All Liverpool's Liver Birds (Wings) by Paul Curtis, Jamaica Street, Liverpool

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What maths might the artist (Paul Curtis) have used when creating this artwork?

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This arch is 13.5 metres tall. What would that be in centimetres?

This arch was assembled in the year 2000. It has 200 dragons and five roofs.

What questions could you ask about the arch? What maths can you spot?

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Each tile features studs in a 7 x 7 grid. How many studs would a crossing of 15 tiles have?

What other questions can you think of?

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Wheel Of Liverpool, Keel Wharf, Liverpool

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Wheel Of Liverpool, Keel Wharf, Liverpool

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Wheel Of Liverpool, Keel Wharf, Liverpool

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The Wheel of Liverpool has 42 carriages. The standard carriages (41) can fit up to 6 people. The VIP carriage seats 4.

How many people would be on the wheel at one time when it's full?

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University of Liverpool, Brownlow Hill, Liverpool, UK

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University of Liverpool, Brownlow Hill, Liverpool, UK

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University of Liverpool, Brownlow Hill, Liverpool, UK

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How do you use coordinates to read a map?

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This bench is opposite Lime St station and features 9 main shapes. What fraction are orange? What fraction are brown? What fraction are blue?

What other questions could you ask about this bench?

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Everyman Theatre, Hope Street, Liverpool, UK

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Everyman Theatre, Hope Street, Liverpool, UK

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Everyman Theatre, Hope Street, Liverpool, UK

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These lights are embedded in the floor outside The Everyman Theatre. How could you express what we're seeing here as a number sentence? How many other ways could you write this?

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Look at this grate. What fraction of the holes are blocked? Write this as a percentage and a decimal too.

What other questions could you ask about this picture?

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Metropolitan Cathedral (RC), Mount Pleasant, Liverpool, UK

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Metropolitan Cathedral (RC), Mount Pleasant, Liverpool, UK

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Metropolitan Cathedral (RC), Mount Pleasant, Liverpool, UK

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What shapes can you spot within the architecture of the cathedral?

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Aintree Racecourse, Ormskirk Road, Aintree, Liverpool, UK

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Aintree Racecourse, Ormskirk Road, Aintree, Liverpool, UK- KS1

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Aintree Racecourse, Ormskirk Road, Aintree, Liverpool, UK- KS1

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In the Grand National race, there are 16 fences that the horses jump over. If one horse jumps over 7 fences, how many more fences does it need to jump to finish?

There is one water jump. How many jumps are not water jumps?

What other questions could you ask?

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Aintree Racecourse, Ormskirk Road, Aintree, Liverpool, UK

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Aintree Racecourse, Ormskirk Road, Aintree, Liverpool, UK- KS2+

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Aintree Racecourse, Ormskirk Road, Aintree, Liverpool, UK- KS2+

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Aintree Racecourse has a maximum capacity of 75,000 spectators. On a busy race day, 60,000 people attended the event.

1. What fraction of the racecourse's capacity was filled that day? Give your answer in its simplest form.

2. What percentage of the racecourse’s capacity was filled?

3. Express the fraction from part 1 as a decimal.

What other questions could you ask?

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You've decided to spend some time week exploring Liverpool using a Voi scooter. You want to figure out which option — Pay-as-you-go, Day Pass, or Monthly Pass — would be the best value for your trip.

Here’s the info you have:

Pay-as-you-go: Costs £1 to unlock and £0.20 per minute.

Day pass: Costs between £7 and £10 for 100–120 minutes of riding within 24 hours.

Monthly pass: Costs £39 and gives unlimited rides for 30 days.

Challenge:

If you expect to use the scooter for about 30 minutes every day for a week, which option would save you the most money?

What if you were going to use the scooter for about 90 minutes every day?

Can you think of a different situation where one of the options would make more sense? Explain your reasoning with calculations.

Think of other scenarios and ask questions using this info.

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What angles can you see on this picture that you don't need a protractor to know? Which would you need to measure?

What else could you ask about this picture?

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St John's Beacon is often known as Radio City Tower. Radio City broadcasts at 96.7FM.

What is the average of the digits 9, 6, and 7? If you add another number to the group, can you make the average equal 8? If yes, what number would you add?

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Look at one tile. If you joined the studs, how many different triangles could you make?

What other shapes could you make?

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Totally Wicked Stadium, McManus Drive, Peasley Cross Lane, Saint Helens

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Totally Wicked Stadium, McManus Drive, Peasley Cross Lane, Saint Helens

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Totally Wicked Stadium, McManus Drive, Peasley Cross Lane, Saint Helens

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If the Totally Wicked Stadium has a seating capacity of 18,000 and 85% of the seats are occupied during a match, how many people are attending the match?