Maths

In Maths, children are encouraged to develop a secure understanding of the key calculations, as well as problem solving and reasoning. A fundamental area of mathematics is an understanding of number, as well as the ability to use mathematical information to solve problems.

The curriculum offer for Maths can be found here.

Long term plans for Maths can be found here.

There is also a copy of our Addition, Subtraction and Calculation Policies in the Policies Page.

Parent Workshop Handouts

Web Links

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• Sequencing Numbers – Lots of fun games
• Adding and Subtraction– These free addition and subtraction games can help mental maths skills, particularly improving knowledge of number bonds to 10 and 20. Learning games can improve skills in adding and subtracting numbers because children can practise and have fun at the same time.
• Place Value, Odd and Even– A selection of fun games to help young children understand place value or odd and even numbers
• Fun KS1 Maths Activities– A range of games including some problems solving.
• Fun KS2 Maths Activities– A range of Maths activities and games for KS2 children.
• Top Marks Maths – A selection of fun Maths activities.
• Maths Drills – On this site, you can generate your own worksheets for practising the 4 operations or other areas of number.
• Primary Resources – Lots and lots of worksheets for different ages and areas of Maths.
• Maths Games – Loads of fun online Maths games to play.
• NRich KS1 – This site is fantastic for challenging KS1 children with reasoning and problem solving tasks.
• NRich KS2 – This site is fantastic for challenging KS2 children with reasoning and problem solving tasks.
• Purple Mash – Children can use their log-ins from school to access a range of activities and games here.
• Method in multiplying madness – Look at these interesting and varied methods for multiplying.
• https://play.ttrockstars.com/auth/school/student – KS2 Children can use their school log-ins and practice times tables.