Congratulations to the winner of last week's Maths Challenge. We had a record number of entries that resulted in 15 correct answers. Unfortunately, there can only be one winner. Well done to the marvellous mathematician from Year 5 who counted the number of triangles correctly. The answer was 20.
"You had to count the number of triangles; it was pretty easy. I do the Maths Challenge sometimes. I gave it a go in case I would win: it's better to fail that not try! I didn't think I would win, but Miss Muskett called out my name in class. I was very exuberant that I'd won. I got a certificate and a bag of Jelly Tots. I opened them at break time and shared them with my friend."
Key Stage 1 Maths Challenge WinnerCongratulations to the winner of our Key Stage 1 Maths Challenge. The challenge was to write the names of objects in life that are square. Well done to the
Year 2 pupil who was able to list an amazing 16 objects - well done!… Read More
Maths Learning Challenge WinnersWe had some fantastic, creative entries for our Maths Learning Challenge, which provided a challenge in itself: picking just one winner in each class! The entries covered all areas of the Maths curriculum including money, sha… Read More
Key Stage 1 Maths Challenge WinnerCongratulations to the winner of the Key Stage 1 Maths Challenge. This week's challenge was to estimate the number of sticks inside the bag. Our magnificent mathematician in Year 2 correctly guessed the answer: 70. Excellent … Read More
Key Stage 2 Maths Challenge WinnerCongratulations to the winner of last week's Maths Challenge. Children had to use their estimation skills to work out how many coloured sticks were in a bag. Well done to our Year 4 pupil who was the only pupil to guess it co… Read More
Maths Challenge WinnerCongratulations to the first Maths Challenge winner of the spring term. The talented Year 3 mathematician used her impressive estimation skills to work out the amount of liquid in millilitres held in different containers.
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