The Numeracy Passport

What is it?

The Numeracy Passport is given to children in Y1 and is taken with them all the way up to Y6. Inside, it lists the basic maths skills children need to have learnt by the end of that year. It focuses on key facts and mental arithmetic to help children become more fluent in maths.

Why is it important?

Having instant recall of key facts in maths is important as it allows children to focus on other aspects of maths such as reasoning and problem solving.

How do you use it?

At school, children will be taught these objectives in line with the national curriculum. They will also review one skill each week during their review lesson.

At home, parents can practise these skills with their children to help them become fluent.

Well done to everyone who has been working hard on their times tables, an amazing effort High Hazels!

We are very proud to announce the TTRS awards for this half term:

The child with the fastest rock speed is Adyan Y5 Quartz.

The child with the most coins is Sara Y5 Quartz.

The class with the most coins is Y4 Turquoise.

Sara and Adyan will receive 5 house points each for being absolute superstars and Y4 Turquoise have won themselves an afternoon of free time as a reward for their hard work.

Well done and ROCK ON!!

Hello, we are Sabreena, Hamdaan, Muadh, Kozher, Hafsah, Saraah and we are the Maths Ambassadors!