A Longleaze Mathematician
Mathematics Intent, Implementation and Impact Statement
How is the school’s maths curriculum sequenced and planned so that pupils make progress as they move through school?
Each strand of the mathematics curriculum is carefully sequenced so that skills and knowledge are built on year on year. A copy of the Mathematics Progression document can be found below.
Progression of skills and knowledge document for EYFS (Reception)
Progression of skill and knowledge document for Year 1 to Year 6
Mastery of Number Reception Scheme of Work
What strategies does the school use to teach pupils how to add, subtract, multiply and divide?
The school has outlined the methods it teaches pupils to calculate at different stages in the document below.
How does the school give opportunities for pupils to revisit prior learning?
The school recognises the importance of pupils revisiting prior learning before moving on to new content within the mathematics curriculum. Revisiting prior learning helps to secure long-term knowledge and mathematical skills. It has outlined its approach in the document below.
Approaches for Pupils to Revisit Prior Mathematical Learning
How does the school ensure pupils develop fluency in number?
The school recognises that, in order to be successful in mathematics, number fluency is essential. It employs a range of strategies to ensure that pupils develop fluency in number at different stages within the curriculum.
Approaches to Ensure Pupils Develop Fluency in Number.
How do we Teach Multiplication Tables at Longleaze Primary School?
How can you support your child in mathematics at home?
If you have questions about how to support your child with any aspect of maths, please do not hesitate to contact their class teacher through the class email or contact Mr Yeo (the school’s Maths lead) through the office email address.
Meanwhile, more information about the school’s maths curriculum ,and how you can support your child at home, can be found on the White Rose Hub website:
https://whiterosemaths.com/for-parents/
How do we use homework to support pupils in mathematics?
Longleaze school uses the online learning tool “MyMaths” to support in the delivery of home learning. Your child should have a username and a password to log into their account. The link to the log in page for MyMaths is as follows:
https://support.mymaths.co.uk/student-support/primary-pupils/logging-in-to-primary-mymaths/#
