Millbrook School Parent Forum 9 th March 2016. What is Big Maths?  Methodology for teaching core numeracy.  Raises the profile of maths within the school.

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Millbrook School Parent Forum 9 th March 2016

What is Big Maths?  Methodology for teaching core numeracy.  Raises the profile of maths within the school.  Weekly challenges which promote the importance of core skills.  Motivational characters, jingles and games

Core principles: For every area of basic numeracy it provides the small steps to ensure pupils make steady progress in their learning.

Core Principles: Reduce the Gap! Age expectations

Core Principles: High on understanding

Core principles: FAB Maths

How will it help, pupils make better progress in maths?  Strong foundation in core numeracy  No gaps in learning  Method for detecting when gaps appear and sequence to remedy  Whole school weekly tracking of core numeracy skills – the Beat That challenge

Foundation Stage - End of Year

Year 3 – End of Year

Ultimate Challenge – More able Year 6

Foundation Stage – End of Year 20 secs

Year 2 – End of Year 60 secs

Year 4 – End of year 90 secs

How can you help your child?  Learn-Its challenge  Beat That Challenge  Coin multiplication  Where’s Mully?  Fact families  Smile multiplication