LUMS Math Circles - Statistics of participants

Our Math Circles initiative is built on the following foundational and interconnected pillars:

On-Campus Math Circles: Hosting diverse, gender-balanced cohorts of school students for immersive, inquiry-based sessions that reframe mathematics as a creative and collaborative exploration.
Nationwide Outreach: Directly engaging large government schools in both major cities and remote regions to democratize access and address systemic educational inequities at scale.
Teacher Training & Partnership: Conducting immersive workshops that empower educators as facilitators and co-creators, transforming them into local ambassadors to sustain and spread the model.
Intensive Problem-Solving Camps: Deepening impact through residential and non-residential camps, such as those held at LUMS and in communities like Syedanwala, providing focused, advanced mathematical exploration for highly engaged students and teachers.

This multi-tiered approach creates a self-reinforcing ecosystem that inspires students, upskills teachers, and fosters a lasting cultural shift in mathematics education across Pakistan.

Since its inception, the LUMS Math Circles Outreach Program has experienced exponential growth, expanding its reach to cities across all of Pakistan. Initially launched in a few local schools, the program has rapidly extended to multiple regions, ensuring that students from diverse backgrounds have access to engaging and interactive math learning. With each passing year, the number of cities covered has multiplied, reflecting our commitment to making quality math education accessible nationwide. The bar chart below illustrates the year-wise expansion of our outreach efforts, highlighting the remarkable increase in the number of cities where LMC sessions have been conducted.

GB Summer Fiesta Program was a two-week outreach initiative held in 2023, where 9 instructors from the LUMS Math Department traveled to 9 different districts of Gilgit-Baltistan. Each instructor stayed in their assigned district for 15 days, conducting 10 Math Circles during their stay. These sessions engaged a significant number of students in each district through interactive and fun-based mathematical activities. The scale and impact of this program can be visualized in the map provided below, highlighting the number of students reached across the region.

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