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Parents and carers of our Primary 5\/6, P6 and P7\u00a0 learners joined us on Tuesday 29th September for our second Family Learning session this year, exploring how we teach Mathematics at Cathedral Primary School.<\/p>\n
The session began with an insightful presentation from Mrs Duffy, who shared how we are developing confident and resilient mathematicians through real-life applications, problem-solving and the Concrete\u2013Pictorial\u2013Abstract (CPA) approach. Families learned how our Active 8 approach provides a balanced mix of teacher-led, independent and collaborative learning, alongside differentiated numeracy and mathematics experiences.<\/p>\n
Following the presentation, parents and carers had the opportunity to visit classrooms and work alongside their children, seeing first-hand how practical experiences, mathematical reasoning, discussion and problem-solving are woven into everyday learning. It was wonderful to see our families engaging so positively with their children\u2019s mathematical learning and gaining a deeper understanding of the skills and approaches we use to build confidence, resilience and lifelong mathematical learning.<\/p>\n
A huge thank you to all our parents and carers for joining us and getting involved. Family Learning at Cathedral is all about working together to help our learners thrive.<\/p>\n
Our next Family Learning takes place Tuesday 20th October for P5b, P4b and P4\/5.\u00a0<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n Please click on the link below to access our August \u2013 December Parental Engagement & Family Learning leaflet:<\/span><\/p>\n Click to access Final-August-to-December-Family-Learning-2026.pdf<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Parents and carers of our Primary 5\/6, P6 and P7\u00a0 learners joined us on Tuesday 29th September for our second Family Learning session this year, exploring how we teach Mathematics at Cathedral Primary School. The session began with an insightful … Continue reading