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Maths

Maths at Stretton 

Our Maths curriculum has been designed to allow children to 'let their light shine' as mathematicians.  

Early Years 

Children in Reception develop important mathematical concepts through a range of guided adult led sessions, carefully planned play and exploratory opportunities which support the development of early understanding of early mathematical concepts including problem solving and being able to reason.

All children are given opportunity to succeed and are supported appropriately to ensure they develop appropriate mathematical concepts.

Use of precise mathematical language is central to all learning. Talk forms a large part of learning sessions and sessions are planned to develop purposeful talk.  Key vocabulary is shared in every lesson and we expect pupils to use the vocabulary throughout their learning time. Adults model the use of mathematical language and expect pupils to answer questions in full sentences using precise mathematical vocabulary.

Children are taught concepts in Maths through a Concrete – pictorial – abstract approach where connections are made explicit.  Pupils are actively encouraged to use informal jottings and drawing to represent the Maths they are working on. 

Key Stage 1 and 2

Stretton uses a Teaching for Mastery approach to support mathematical learning.  Mastery in Mathematics is:

Representing concepts in multiple ways;

- Communicating solutions using mathematical language;

- Independently applying learnt concepts to new problems.

-  Teaching for Mastery at Stretton is based on 5 principles:

White Rose Maths

At Stretton C of E Academy, we teach our Mathematics lessons through the scheme White Rose from Reception to Year 6. This DfE approved scheme is at the heart of our mathematics teaching and is adapted to suit our pupils at Stretton. 

Learning in Action

Times Table Rockstars

Times Table Rockstars is a fun and competitive way for children to learn their times tables. Each child from Year 1 to Year 6 has a username and password so that they can develop their knowledge and recall of the times tables. Each week, the class teacher sets the times tables for children to complete as part of their home learning.

 

Children can play at https://ttrockstars.com/ 

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