Dhilan has been impressing Miss Fraser in reception, by adding two numbers together and recording his answers.

Miss Fraser explained that Dhilan practises a lot at school and at home. Well done Dhilan and keep up the good work 🙂

The results from the Autumn Sumdog competition were announced at the end of Harvest assembly today.

The competition focused on multiplication. I was amazed by the amount everyone played over the week – I hope you enjoyed it and improved your times tables. The winners were sent home with a bag full of Maths treats! Here are your winners:

From left to right: Bilal (Year 3), Zain (Year 4), Hamza (Year 5) and Nanette (Year 6).

Well don again,

Mr Kay

Evie-Rae, who is in Year 5, completed some wonderful ‘Real Life Maths’ home learning with Miss Judge’s teddy:

Miss Judge’s Maths teddy was very busy with Evie-Rae – adding up amounts in the super market and weighing out in ingredients in the kitchen. On top of this, Evie-Rae beautifully presented her journey across two pages. Well done!

ACE’s FIRST KS2 SUMDOG COMPETITION IS HERE!

On Monday 15th October, all of KS2 have the opportunity to enter an exciting times table competition!

How do you enter?

Come and see Mr Kay in the Year 6 building with your 50p entree fee before Monday – that’s it!

When can I play?

You can play between Monday 15th October (8:40am) and Friday 19th October (5pm). Mr Kay is letting well-behaved children get some extra time in his room at break time on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday.

Can I play at home?

YES!

What does my 50p go towards?

All of the money raised will go towards funding a fun new online Maths resource called ‘Times Tables Rockstars’.

…Will there be prizes?

YES! There will be a winner from each year group that will receive prizes in assembly.

GOOD LUCK!

Class 1CC have been mastering adding by using digits cubes along with recording their answers on whiteboards:

Well done everyone – Keep up the super work 🙂

6SK’s Maths teddy has visited two children so far – Malak and Sehansa – to do some real life Maths! Where will he go next?

Malak looking at the relationship between litres and pounds.