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Intent statement for Maths:

 

We can become confident Mathematicians

 

Aims of the Curriculum:

 

  1. Become fluent in the fundamentals of Maths.
  2. Reason mathematically
  3. Solve problems

 

At St. Matthew’s, we follow the White Rose Education Maths scheme to develop mastery principles and to give our children the opportunity to flourish in Maths. Laying strong foundations in Maths is key. Facilitating and modelling mathematical vocabulary, through reasoning and discussing mathematical ideas, enables our children to deepen their existing knowledge into the structures of Maths from an early age.


We believe that concrete manipulatives and visual models such as 'Whole-Part' and 'Bar Models' can aid in the formation of abstract concepts for our children.

 

We are enthusiasts of Times Tables Rock Stars and use Numbots and MyMaths to supplement learning at home.


Find out about our approach to teaching the fundamentals of Maths to our pupils, and how you could help your child at home, by clicking:

Maths at St. Matthew's

At St. Matthew’s, we follow the White Rose Education Maths scheme to develop mastery principles and to give our children the opportunity to flourish in Maths.  Facilitating and modelling mathematical vocabulary, through reasoning and discussing mathematical ideas, enables our children to deepen their existing knowledge into the structures of Maths from an early age.


We believe that concrete manipulatives and visual models such as Whole-Part and Bar Models can aid in the formation of abstract concepts for our children.

 

We are enthusiasts of Times Tables Rock Stars and use Numbots and MyMaths to supplement learning at home.


Find out about our approach to teaching the fundamentals of Maths to our pupils, and how you could help your child at home, by clicking:

Progression of skills and knowledge in maths

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