Maths made clear
Use accurate notation, selected worked examples and diagrams that help pupils see how ideas connect.
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Create subject spaces that make important ideas visible. We design bespoke maths and science wall art around your curriculum, pupil age groups and classrooms, with clear diagrams, useful vocabulary and content checked by your teaching team.
Bespoke maths and science classroom wall art combines subject content with the layout and character of your school. Start with the concepts pupils need to understand, then choose the examples, diagrams and vocabulary that make sense for the room and the age group.
Use accurate notation, selected worked examples and diagrams that help pupils see how ideas connect.
Bring together subject vocabulary, labelled diagrams and familiar applications appropriate to the curriculum.
Check the scale, contrast and viewing distance from where pupils will use the display, including around classroom furniture.
Have subject specialists check terminology, symbols, labels and examples before the final artwork goes to print.
A shared design approach can connect STEM spaces while keeping each subject easy to identify. Agree the purpose of each wall and make the content specific to that department, classroom or key stage.
Provide the curriculum focus, preferred terminology and examples you want to use. The teaching team should check the content in the final layout, where scale, spacing and labels can be reviewed together.
Agree one approval contact for each subject so final sign-off is unambiguous.
You do not need to manage separate designers, printers and fitters. Cubed Creative handles the full project, with unlimited design amendments built in.
Understanding your school, space and goals.
A clear estimate for approval.
Agreeing the message, style and focus.
Creating the first bespoke concepts.
Unlimited amendments until it feels right.
Final approval before production.
Printing, laminating and preparing the graphics.
Agreeing dates, access and site arrangements.
Professional fitting around your school calendar.
A finished space ready to inspire.
A classroom display needs to fit around teaching equipment, sightlines and other resources. The same theme can be adapted for a corridor, department entrance or shared STEM area.
The material needs to suit the location, wall condition and everyday use. Consider regular contact, cleaning and access alongside the appearance of the finished artwork.
Cubed Creative specifies polymeric print vinyl with a protective laminate for its main wall graphics. The vinyl carries the design; the laminate protects the printed surface. Confirm the final specification, preparation requirements and aftercare guidance for your project.
The strongest brief combines educational accuracy with practical knowledge of the room.
No. Select the concepts that suit the wall’s purpose. A smaller set of clearly presented ideas is easier to use than a crowded summary of the whole subject.
Yes. A coordinated palette and layout can connect the spaces while subject-specific imagery and vocabulary keep their identities clear.
They can act as a reference or prompt for discussion when teachers actively use them. They do not replace explanation, practice or assessment.
Your nominated subject staff should approve all equations, terminology, diagrams, labels and spelling in the final artwork.
“Fantastic experience with Gary and the team. Wonderful artwork, great service and it really brightened up our corridors.”
Patrick Cozier — Highgate Wood School
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Agree these points with your school team and supplier before the project moves into production.
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Share the rooms, key stages and subject ideas you want to develop. We can assess the walls and help turn your teaching priorities into a clear, bespoke design brief.