[Maths-Education] Our 2021 Conference will now be in King's College, Cambridge!

[Alan Rogerson]

*Dear friends,

**Please forgive this general email sent BCC to all of our 91 contacts 
who have been so helpful in publicising our conferences in the past! 
Thank you especially for helping to publicise our conference at Maynooth 
University in Ireland last year. Altogether 188 people attended from 31 
countries.

  Please find below the first update for our 16th conference in 2021 
which will be held at King's College, Cambridge University, UK.
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*We would be most grateful if you could send the notice below to your 
newsletters, blogs and lists, please let me know if you prefer a shorter 
notice and we will send that to you.
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*We hope you will personally be able to join us next year to enjoy 
meeting and working together in one of the most beautiful colleges in 
the world!*

*Alan Rogerson and Jasia Morska (Conference Co-organisers)*

/*16*/^/*th*/ /*International Conference of The Mathematics Education 
for the Future Project*/

*NEW VENUE!**King’s College, Cambridge University, UK*

*July 26-31, 2021, *

*There will be a Welcome Reception on arrival day, July 26, and a Gala 
Dinner in King’s College Hall on the last night of July 30, with final 
breakfast and departures on July 31. Altogether five nights 
accommodation and four working days.*

*Our conferences are renowned for their friendly and productive working 
atmosphere and are attended by innovative teachers and mathematics and 
science educators from all over the world.*

*Please email alan at cdnalma.poznan.pl <mailto:alan at cdnalma.poznan.pl> for 
future updates including the First Announcement which will be ready 
later in March.*

*King’s College was founded in **1441 by Henry VI. The famous Gothic 
King's Chapel was finished in 1544 during the reign of Henry VIII. See 
*_*https://www.kings.cam.ac.uk/*_*and*___*https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/King%27s_College,_Cambridge*_ 
<https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/King's_College,_Cambridge>*. *

*Photograph Courtesy of King’s College*