Mathematics at Buckingham Park
Maths is a fun subject and for most children with lots of opportunity for practical, hands-on learning. We aim to teach to really understand numbers, so that they are easy to grasp and use. In addition, our mathematics curriculum is broad and varied with a range of learning activities relating to number, data handling, shape, space and measures.
The documents available to download below give you information about our approach to teaching mathematics as well as ideas for helping your child at home.
If you need any further information, or if you want to find out how your child is getting on, talk to your child's class teacher. We are happy to help.
We'll update this information regularly so please come back!
The documents available to download below give you information about our approach to teaching mathematics as well as ideas for helping your child at home.
If you need any further information, or if you want to find out how your child is getting on, talk to your child's class teacher. We are happy to help.
We'll update this information regularly so please come back!
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For information about home learning in mathematics (including Cracking Times Tables) CLICK HERE
Maths Web Links
Click the title to visit the web page.
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Oxford Owl Maths
A free website built to help support you and your child with maths ideas. You'll find age-specific maths advice, tips and lots of fun ideas, games and e-books to help you enjoy maths with your child. Count On Originally devised for Maths Year 2000, but still has some great games and activities. |
BBC Schools: Numeracy
The BBC Schools website has an amazing array of resources for children, teachers and parents. Fun Brain Fun Math games for children. |
