Welcome to Mathnasium of North Oxford

Ping, a dynamic professional with a diverse background, previously served as Deputy Director at the Great Britain China Centre in London, where she focused on developing and implementing projects aimed at reforming the Chinese legal system and collaborated closely with high-level judiciaries in both the UK and China. 

Relocating from bustling London to the historic city of Oxford in July 2017, Ping transitioned her career trajectory. Ping seized the opportunity to inaugurate the first UK Mathnasium franchise in September 2018, a move that brought her immense satisfaction. Passionate about mathematical proficiency, she advocates for the mastery of proof skills, recognizing their importance across various professions. 

Beyond her role at the Mathnasium Centre, Ping's interests extend to cultivating a modest 2m x 3m vegetable plot, nurturing a number of hens, and managing a hot bin that transforms shredded paper into nutrient-rich compost for her garden.

Graduated from the Hong Kong University with a bachelor degree in maths, Penny dedicated twenty-six years to teaching maths in secondary schools in Hong Kong before moving to Oxford with her family. Penny's academic and teaching background has equipped her with a strong foundation in mathematical principles and problem-solving skills, as well as pedagogical approach to effectively engage and inspire students. In her leisure time, Penny loves reading novels and engaging logical games like Sudoku.

Magnus is passionate in mathematics and the sciences. Currently, he is studying A-level in maths, further maths, physics, and chemistry. Additionally, Magnus is engaged in an Extended Project Qualification on Fourier Analysis, demonstrating his enthusiasm for exploring complex mathematical concepts. He is a gold medallist in the UKMT Senior Maths Challenge. His exceptional aptitude in mathematics is evident through his achievement of a gold medal in the UKMT senior Maths challenge. Magnus plans to pursue a degree in Maths at Warwick University. Beyond academics, Magnus volunteers as a Karate instructor for children as well as finding time to train in jiu-jitsu. Magnus's diverse interests and accomplishments make him a valuable asset to the Mathnasium North Oxford team, where his love for maths effectively inspires and motivates students.