St Mary's Catholic Primary School
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Welcome to this new area of our website. On these pages you will find:
- Information about how maths is taught at St Mary's School
- Ideas on how to help your child with maths at home
- Links to some great maths websites
- Celebration of some of the maths achievements of our pupils
This is area of the website is still under development so we will be adding new content all the time; do check in again soon!
The Mathematics Curriculum at St Mary's Catholic Primary School
St Mary's Catholic Primary School follows the National Curriculum's syllabus for Mathematics and utilises a range of teaching materials and resources to provide a varied, stimulating and challenging experience of this exciting subject. Our teachers plan for their classes using assessment for learning but are guided by Pearson's Abacus scheme of work to ensure that the school provides a consistent and systematic approach to the teaching of mathematics. The school has worked carefully with researchers associated with Pearson's to ensure that the scheme meets the needs of pupils around the country.
You can download a presentation that was delivered to parents and carer as part of a stakeholder engagement session in April 2017. Below you will also find our systematic approach to the teaching of calculation strategies which may defer to those that parents/ carers were taught at school.
Active Learn Primary
Has your child played on Active Learn Primary lately? St Mary's has a subscription for all pupils to use this site which is full of exciting maths games for your child to play. CLICK HERE to go to the site. Pupils can log in using their DB Primary username and password and the school code which is ykga.