Count Me In project
COUNT ME IN! The East Dunbartonshire Count Me In team offers a variety of numeracy and maths learning opportunities to local adults and families.
It is made up of two experienced primary school teachers from across the Council area and aims to help adults who want to:
- Further develop their maths skills for learning, life and work
- Increase their confidence with everyday numeracy through money management and cooking classes
- Support their child with their numeracy development
- Learn how schools now teach numeracy.
The Count Me In team is running a variety of FREE numeracy and maths classes for East Dunbartonshire residents:
- Who are aged 16-18 and not in education, employment, or training, or
- Who are aged 19 or over.
Classes are ongoing and are tailored to your needs so feel free to join us at any time! Exact times and locations will be added throughout the year.
If you would like to sign up or find out more, please email us at countmein@eastdunbarton.gov.uk
Courses we provide
- Adult numeracy, including SQA Qualifications
- Count me in for cooking
- Numbers and Nutrition
- Count me in for sewing.
The dates of confirmed courses will be published here but if you would like to find out more please email countmein@eastdunbarton.gov.uk
Current courses
Count Me In for Cooking – 4 Week Block
Course dates | Times | Venue |
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Thurs 29 May–Thurs 19 June 2025 (inclusive) |
10.30am-12noon |
Hillhead Community Centre
169 Meiklehill Road
Kirkintilloch
G66 2JT
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Celebrating success
Meet the team
Find out more about the members of the Count Me In team below.
Graham Bowman
“Having been teaching in East Dunbartonshire for over 15 years, I have loved helping children develop a positive attitude to numbers and maths through fun and exciting learning experiences. Since starting with the Count Me In project, I have relished working with a fantastic team in providing these same learning opportunities to adults and families. I especially enjoy seeing learners’ confidence being boosted by showing them different ways to think about maths and how they actually use it on a daily basis. I’m looking forward to continuing to expand Count Me In over the next year.”
Joy Roberts
