8 March 2019
S2 are working on …
Click this link to access the above pathway and more info on patterns and relationships
Don’t forget Maths Workout for more practice..
Choose Algebra 12>Sequences
and Algebra 13>Straight lines
Everyone knows the log-in details (ask your teacher if you’ve forgotten).
HOME LEARNING booklets are available in the secure section of the website – class teachers will frequently set homework from these and will provide the required password.
28 January 2019
S2 are now working on a Numeracy block… decimal fractions and percentages.
Click link below for more information.
National Numeracy and Mathematics Progression Framework
January 2019: our S2 learners are currently working on the Expressions and Equations branch of the progression pathway….Algebra!
Each learning block contains a review of previous learning, moving on to the next steps of the pathway and a short assessment with feedback.
The pathway below can be accessed for more details by clicking on the link below and choosing Expressions and Equations. An excellent way to check the skills being learned and what comes next.
Numeracy and Mathematics Progression Pathways
Clicking on the Maths Workout link (log-in details provided by teachers) will access further information about what we’re learning, how to do it, the vocabulary we’re using and lots and lots of practice activities!
For the Expressions and Equations block, choose ALGEBRA AND PROBLEM SOLVING Topics 1, 2, 5, 6 and 7.
HOME LEARNING booklets are available in the secure section of the website – class teachers will frequently set homework from these and will provide the required password.
Our learners will be at various stages of these pathways – look out for regular feedback.
Click below for an active version of the above pathways and more detail of the skills being learned.
Numeracy and Mathematics Progression Pathways
2nd Level December Revision Calendar
3rd Level December Revision Calendar
4th Level December revision Calendar
If you’re looking for even more practice, then 
https://www.mathsworkout.co.uk/login.php
has loads – just log-in (ask your teacher) and pick your topic.
