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Bring glory to your classroom in a physically active mathematics competition, with mindfulness, suitable for 7-11 year olds.
Students will learn, collaborate and compete all from their classrooms. Gain access to:
- Five maths adventure videos as the year progresses
- Differentiated mathematics worksheets
- A global leaderboard
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Mathematics World Series
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Government funding for English schools aimed to encourage pupils in regular physical activity.
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Catch-up
Government funding for English schools focussed on helping students who have fallen behind due to COVID-19.
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Government funding for English schools that focusses on improving outcomes for disadvantaged students.
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Mathematics World Cup.
Product Details
The Mathematics World Series as featured on the BBC:
- Explore five mathematics adventures, multiple times, for your 7-11 year olds classes.
- All sessions take approximately 45 minutes and are delivered by the presenter on screen.
- Includes resources to help students with times table fluency, the fundamentals of mathematics, problem-solving and mathematical reasoning.
- Over 400 differentiated worksheets for all attainment levels.
- Designed and tested in small classrooms. Students just need to tuck in their chairs giving them space to move on the spot.
For more information, visit Mathematics World Cup
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