Learn how to use Splash! software. Splash! is an accessible Maths software program that enables students to manipulate shape and measurement tools and record their maths activities using alternative access methods.

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In this session, we will be focusing on how to introduce concepts at A Level Maths, with a specific focus on integration and probability. We will look at and experience some tasks that will enhance your teaching practice and the experience of your pupils.

Building and joining a network of maths leaders to work collaboratively to improve practice. Sharing and learning from each other - maths leaders contributing their own short sessions.

2025年3月19日 · This course will not only be an opportunity to network with maths subject leaders from across the borough but it will also deliver high quality CPD based on the latest research.

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This course will provide teachers with the opportunity to discuss their children’s work and moderate their judgements in line with the Assessment Framework for KS1 maths.

This introductory level course provides an overview of the updated version of the Splash! accessible maths program. It has been developed as a self-directed online learning module. This self-directed study course is suitable for teaching staff supporting students with complex physical needs to access maths activities.

Description This one-day session is designed for K–9 district and school leaders. It provides an Introduction to the EM² curriculum for instructional leaders and prepares them to support teachers with early implementation.

Building and joining a network of maths leaders to work collaboratively to improve practice. Sharing and learning from each other - maths leaders contributing their own short sessions. Information about statutory assessment. Gaining the bigger picture of maths attainment and developments across Camden.