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This is the maths section of the Oaks Primary Academy curriculum; here useful information links will be displayed for assisting the learning of the Early Years, KS1 and KS2 pupils.

Oaks Calculations Policies

Addition

Division

Early Years Foundation Stage

Fractions

Fractions Calculations Policy

Multiplication

Subtraction

Useful Links

The links below are displayed as screenshots, and if you wish to access the websites then please click on the relevant image. Also, if you would like more information on the links displayed, then please hover your mouse cursor over the image and a small caption will appear with a description for you.

EYFS and KS1 Maths

Below are the website links for the Early Years and Key Stage 1 maths:

KS2 Maths

Number Activities

Below are the website links for Key Stage 2 number activities:

Times Tables

Below are the website links for Key Stage 2 times tables:

Online Learning

Below are the website links for Key Stage 2 online learning activities:

Games and Puzzles

Below are the website links for Key Stage 2 maths puzzles and games:

Reasoning

Below are the website links for Key Stage 2 maths reasoning problems:

Problem Solving

Below are the website links for Key Stage 2 maths problem solving questions:

Data and Statistics

Below are the website links for Key Stage 2 maths data and statistics activities:

Patterns and Algebra

Below are the website links for Key Stage 2 maths patterns and algebra activities:

Good teaching is allowing pupils to make up for previous gaps in their learning. Pupils have good attitudes to learning because teachers plan activities which maintain pupils interest and enthusiasm. Pupils are proud of their work and this is reflected in their books, which are very neatly presented.
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The academy provides well for pupils of all abilities. The most able pupils are given work which is at the right level and are encouraged to do as well as they can and so they make good progress.
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Pupils enjoy reading and use the well-stocked library to choose a different book each week. Daily reading sessions, together with well-taught phonics (the sounds that letters make) help to secure pupils good achievement in reading.
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