TST activities
- publication of the journal Teaching Statistics
- promoting statistics in schools, colleges and society
- funding initiatives in statistical education
- delivering the Teaching Statistics Trust Lecture
Teaching Statistics Prizes
Each year, two prizes are awarded for articles appearing in the journal.
The C. Oswald George Prize recognises the best paper, especially those submitted by younger authors, in the field of applied statistics.
The Peter Holmes Prize aims to highlight excellence in motivating practical classroom activity and is awarded to the best classroom idea.
Teaching Statistics Trust
Trustees
Neil Sheldon Chair
Jenny Freeman Treasurer
Laura Bonnett
Neville Davies
Stella Dudzic
Russell Geach
Gerald Goodall
Rhys Jones
Darren Macey
Helen MacGillivray
Roger Porkess
The TST Lecture
2017: The first TST Lecture, 'Risk Literacy', was given by Sir David Spiegelhalter. Register to view the lecture.
2018: 'Statistical Problem Solving', by Christine Franklin. Video recordings of the lecture as given at two locations are available here: Cardiff, Plymouth
2019: 'We need to talk about statistics', by Neil Sheldon A video of the lecture as given at the Alan Turing Institute is available here
2020: The TST Lecture was cancelled because of Covid.
2021: The TST Lecture will be given by Rhys Jones; title and venues to be decided.
2022: The TST Lecture will, provisionally, be given by Chris Wild.
June 2021, Special Issue
of the journal published
