Ashlands Primary School

Maths at Ashlands

For Maths End of Year Expectations:

As a school we follow the White Rose Maths scheme of work, here is a link to each year group to the long-term plan and unit objectives

Primary school maths resources | White Rose Maths

Maths Policies and Information

Helpful Documents for Parents

Useful Websites

These are some of the websites we use in school to support the children’s learning, some of these websites need subscriptions.

BBC Bitesize: Home – BBC Bitesize

Times Table Check: Times tables games – Learn them all here!

Mathsbot: Manipulatives – MathsBot.com

ICT Games: www.ictgames.com/resources

Maths Zone: http://mathszone.co.uk/

Numeracy Shed: http: www.mathematicshed.com/

NRich: https: //nrich.maths.org/

Primarygames, Teaching fractions, tables etc: http://www.primarygames.com/math.php

TT Rockstars: https://ttrockstars.com/

TT Rockstars User Guide: TT Rockstars

Numbots: NumBots | Motivational maths practice for schools and families.

Prodigymaths: https://www.prodigygame.com/

Hit the button: Hit the Button – Quick fire maths practise for 6-11 year olds (topmarks.co.uk)

Education City: www.educationcity.com

Primary Games Arena: Primary Maths Games (primarygamesarena.com)

Active Maths Week 2023

Each class’ maths ambassador came together to say what they would like (or not like) from the maths week and staff were given an extensive list of suggestions including baking, competitions and designing outdoor maths games!

As you can see from the photographs and work the week was a great success!

There was a range of active maths activities that happened throughout the week. Some of these were; a local maths trail, orienteering, baking (measuring), designing maths games for younger children, designing games on the computer, directing Bee Bots, outdoor maths games, taste testing to support statistics, a trip to Eureka to support measure and money, shape work and escape rooms! A visit from Tagtiv8 to support maths learning outside the classroom rounded off a fantastic week!

A lot of cross curricular maths work was going on and children were making links with previous learning. There was also a whole school TT Rockstar battle.

The winning class of the battle were Year 4 Yew in a very close final hour against Year 3 Apple! By the end of the week the top three players across school each received an outdoor maths game prize for their class.

We all had great fun!

Maths Morning in Year 5

As part of our ‘Maths is fun’ morning this half term Year 5 have been doing some codebreaking using their maths skills. This has linked to their curriculum work.

They worked in groups to crack different codes including co-ordinates, letter scrambles, pigpen ciphers, mathematical calculations. See some of the photos of the children cracking the codes and working collaboratively.

Maths across school (Year 1-6)

The children in Year 2 have been consolidating their learning of tens and ones and finding sequences of numbers. They had to hunt for numbers hidden around the playground and then put them in order to count and see what sequence they were going up in. 

Look at the great part-whole models the children made using conkers and sticks to represent tens and ones.

Cross Curricular Maths

Hedgehog buns linked to habitats.

Making structures from newspaper using mathematical shapes and DT skills to build an Eiffel tower as tall as they can!

Victorian investigations and designing games based around the book ‘Street Child’ set in Victorian London.

Early Years maths

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