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Maths.

Mathematics is a life skill. It is an essential element of communication, widely used in society, both in everyday situations and in the world of work

Maths

At St. Cuthbert’s our aims in teaching mathematics are:

To equip pupils with the mathematics they need to become numerate.
To develop their ability to apply mathematical skills with confidence and understanding when solving problems.
To enable pupils to express themselves and their ideas using the language of mathematics with assurance.
To develop positive attitudes to mathematics, recognising that mathematics can be both useful and enjoyable.
To nurture a fascination and excitement of mathematics
To be able to use and apply the skills in other curricular areas.

Learning timestables

T-N-2484-How-to-Learn-Times-Tables-with-Twinkl-a-Guide-for-Parents.pdf

To help children in KS2 learn times table fluently we give each child a Time Tables Rock Stars login with the challenge of who can become a Rock Legend.