Congratulations to the winner of last week's Maths Challenge: 'How many things can you think of that are shorter than a metre but longer than 50cm?'. As usual, we had some great responses. Well done to our Year 5 pupil who came up with a list of imaginative suggestions including: '11 5cm bottles next to each other'.
"I was at swimming when the winner was announced but I was overjoyed when I found out it was me! I won some chocolate buttons and a certificate. I've still got two chocolate buttons left because I'm like Charlie (from Charlie and the Chocolate Factory): I like to save my chocolate and enjoy it a bit at a time. I gave my mum and dad a chocolate button each. They're proud of me for winning the Maths Challenge."
Maths Challenge WinnerCongratulations to the winner of last week's Maths Challenge: 'How many things can you think of that are shorter than a metre but longer than 50cm?'. As usual, we had some great responses. Well done to our Year 5 pupil who ca… Read More
Maths Challenge WinnerCongratulations to the winner of last week's Maths Challenge: '215-129 =. What could be the story behind this sum?'. As usual, we had some great responses. Well done to our Year 4 pupil who used creative thinking to link math… Read More
Keep Maths Bubbling!During the long break it is important that children do not suffer from the ‘Summer Slide’; they can begin to forget skills, particularly in maths, which can lead to setbacks when they return to school in September. We are kee… Read More
Maths Challenge WinnerCongratulations to the winner of last week's Maths Challenge 'Write as many facts as you can about 100'. As usual, we had some great responses. Well done to our Year 6 pupil who came up with a wide range of problems that had … Read More
Year 5 Maths Mini OlympicsLinking their maths lessons with this term's topic of Greece, pupils in Year 5 enjoyed organising their own 'Maths Mini Olympics' to investigate data handling.
After an energetic morning competing in the beanbag shot put, hu… Read More
