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THE MATHS CURRICULUM AT ST. NICHOLAS

 

 

 

Maths is an essential element of everyday life, which has been developed by different cultures and its importance is univeresally recognised. Maths is a vital component of communication, understanding of the world and problem solving. Maths enables our children to develop logical reasoning, problem-solving skills, creativity, abstract thinking, flexibility and initiative.

 

 

Our Aims

At the end of our children's primary education we aim that they will be able to:


*utilise and apply maths in practical activities, in real-life situations and in the context of work on number, calculations, data handling, measures, shape and space.


*grasp an intrinsic fascination of the subject and to perceive its role in the analysis and communication of information.


*reason and explain orally, utilising correct mathematical terminology.


*consolidate and improve their competence in numeracy,and


*show progress across each area of the programme of study for mathematics.

Our Objectives

In order to fulfil our aims our children will be taught and encouraged to,
*apply computation skills quickly in real, practical situations.
*understand key mathematical concepts and recall key facts quickly and accuratley.
*reason and explain their work logically
*become fluent in number, both in mental and written calculations.
*use mathematical diagrams, graphs and notation effectively to communicate findings and ideas to others.
*interpret statistical information correctly
*choose suitable techniques to solve problems
*use maths systematically to explore within unfamiliar contexts
*justify and prove results accurately; and
*complete tasks and suitably organise their work well.
 

 

 

 

 

MATHS DAY

at

COWBRIDGE COMPREHENSIVE

on

MONDAY 14TH JULY

Maths Day at Cowbridge
maths was really fun maths we both enjoyed it and we had a great day the best part was going cowbridge looking for signs..

By Francesca and Harry Fundell

Maths Day
Well where do i start??I thought that it would be hard  but it was very easy and fun i made a lot of friends and a very special friend guess who it is??????

By Abbie-Lee Cornish

 

 

CLASS 4 PLAYING THEIR MATHS GAMES - Summer 2009

Class 4 did a fun activity, witch was making maths games! We made loads of types and for diffrent ages math games! When they were finished Class 2 played them and then Class 3 and then Class 4 played each others games! Thank you Mr. D (Greatest) for giving us the activity to do!!!!!

by Beautiful Jordan

 

For ages we have been making maths games.
My group was Olvia, Jay, Ben and me. We all chose Monopoly but we called it Mathopoly and it was so fun. We finshed in the end. We were getting very frustrated over it. We also decide to swap over our team leader. But I had fun.

by Cerys Andrews

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