Curriculum – Maths

Maths Subject Lead: Mrs Wilkinson

Maths Link Governor: Miss Halliburton

The 2014 National Curriculum for Maths aims to ensure that all children:

  • Become fluent in the fundamentals of Mathematics
  • Are able to reason mathematically
  • Can solve problems by applying their Mathematics

At Stanley Crook Primary School, these skills are embedded within Maths lessons and developed consistently over time. We are committed to ensuring that children are able to recognise the importance of Maths in the wider world and that they are also able to use their mathematical skills and knowledge confidently in their lives in a range of different contexts. We believe that the vast majority of children can succeed in learning in line with the national expectations and we want all children to enjoy Mathematics and to experience success in the subject, with the ability to reason mathematically and to solve problems using their Maths skills.

Long Term Knowledge and Skills progression

Knowledge Progression Maths

 

Mixed-Age Planning and Long Term Overviews

Team Donaldson (Reception/ Year 1) 

Team Donaldson Maths Yearly Overview

Team Dahl (Year 1/ Year 2)

Team Dahl Maths Yearly Overview

Team Cowell (Year 3/ Year 4)

Team Cowell Maths Yearly Overview

Team Walliams (Year 4/ Year 5)

Team Walliams Maths Yearly Overview

Team Morpurgo (Year 5/ Year 6)

Team Morpurgo Maths Yearly Overview

Take a look at some of the fantastic maths learning going on in our school!

As part of Maths week this week, children have enjoyed taking part in some interactive maths problems. We had to work in teams to solve some really tricky problems that really got us thinking!

As part of Maths week this week, children have enjoyed taking part in some problem solving activities. We worked in small groups to solve some tricky problems.

Well done Team Walliams for receiving the ‘Team of the Week’ award. Mr Christie was incredibly impressed by your attitudes to learning this week!

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