Mathematics

In Maths, pupils develop a secure understanding of number, shape, measurement and data through practical learning, problem-solving and daily arithmetic practice.

Maths Year 3 Overview

Maths Year 4 Overview

Maths Year 5 Overview

Maths Year 6 Overview

Maths Subject Statement

Maths Progression Map

Our Mathematics Curriculum

Developing fluency, reasoning and problem-solving skills in mathematics.

Mathematics lessons include daily practice in mental and oral arithmetic skills and comprehensive teaching and learning in number, shape, space, measures and data handling. Children are also encouraged to solve puzzles and problems. The Mathematics Curriculum is delivered through year group long-term planning, which is published on our website. Lessons are planned using government approved materials and a wealth of resources, such as the ‘White Rose’ mathematics programme, those from other commercial schemes and ideas from our own bank of resources. Teachers ensure that, where appropriate, maths is taught in a practical way and is applied to a real life context. Year groups are well equipped with resources to facilitate interactive teaching. All teaching and learning in maths is tailored to every child’s needs.

Parent Booklets

Year 3 Parent Booklet

Year 4 Parent Booklet

Year 5 Parent Booklet

Year 6 Parent Booklet

Key Instant Recall Facts

KIRFs (Key Instant Recall Facts) are designed to support the development of the mental skills that underpin much of the mathematics work in school. They are particularly useful when calculating, be it adding, subtracting, multiplying or dividing.

Key Instant Recall Facts

A key performance indicator (KPI) is a type of performance measurement that helps you understand how the pupils in school are progressing.

Maths KPI's