At Hawick High School, we recognise that numeracy is a vital skill for life, learning and work. That’s why we are committed to supporting the development of numeracy across all subjects—not just in Maths classrooms. From analysing data in Science to exploring scale in Art and budgeting in Home Economics, our staff are working together to embed numeracy meaningfully in a wide range of contexts.

This section of our website showcases how we’re supporting numeracy across the curriculum, including cross-departmental initiatives, whole-school strategies, and targeted interventions. We aim to ensure that all pupils build confidence and competence with numbers, helping them to apply these essential skills in real-world situations and across their learning journey. click on the images below to see how we are striving for excellence in numeracy across the different areas.

This Numeracy PowerPoint has been designed to support a consistent approach to numeracy across Hawick High School. It demonstrates how to tackle 11 different types of sums, giving pupils clear step-by-step guidance and ensuring staff and learners are using the same strategies in every classroom. Click the image to access.

CPA strategies to motivate and increase confidence in maths and numeracy.

SEAL Maths and Numeracy interventions in support for learning. 

At Hawick High, we are exploring ways to make learning more engaging, meaningful and relevant for our pupils. Project-Based Learning (PBL) helps young people develop essential skills by working on real-world, challenging projects. Find out more about the internationally recognised Gold Standard approach to designing high-quality PBL experiences by clicking the image

Numeracy in Science Course in the curriculum

Supporting National Numeracy Day across the school. 

SBCWay Resources

There are many resources available from the SBC Way curriculum to support you. Visit these pages to find these resources

For more resources on numeracy and mathematics visit the Folder on the Schoolhouse team or click here to go directly to the folder. You will need to be logged in to your Glow and on the SchoolHouse team to access this. If you are not yet part of this team please get in touch with a member of your faculty or email Linzi Holliday to be added.