Maths
Benefits of Using White Rose Maths For students
- Promotes deep understanding of mathematical concepts
White Rose Maths uses a concrete-pictorial-abstract (CPA) approach to teaching mathematics. This approach helps students to develop a deep understanding of mathematical concepts by moving from concrete representations (such as objects) to pictorial representations (such as diagrams) to abstract representations (such as symbols and equations). - Develops fluency in mathematical skills
White Rose Maths provides students with regular opportunities to practise mathematical skills. This helps students to develop fluency in these skills and to apply them to new problems. - Boosts confidence in mathematics
White Rose Maths creates a positive learning environment where all students are encouraged to succeed. This helps students to develop confidence in their mathematical abilities.
Benefits of Using White Rose Maths For Teachers and Parents
- Provides a clear understanding of the curriculum
White Rose Maths schemes of learning are clear and comprehensive, and they outline what children need to learn at each stage of the curriculum. This can help educators to understand what their child is learning in school and to provide support at home. - Offers a variety of resources to support learning
White Rose Maths provides a variety of resources to support learning, including lesson plans, worksheets, and videos. - Provides a consistent approach to teaching mathematics
White Rose Maths is used by many schools in the UK and around the world. This means that parents can be confident that their child is receiving a high-quality education in mathematics at The Light Christian School.
Frequently asked questions
Is White Rose Maths DfE Approved?
Yes, White Rose Maths is approved by the Department for Education (DfE) for use in schools in England. It is also used by schools in many other countries around the world.
Is White Rose Maths Mastery Approach?
Yes, White Rose Maths is a mastery approach to teaching mathematics. This means that all students are expected to master each concept before moving on to the next one. White Rose Maths provides us with the resources and support we need to implement a mastery approach in our classrooms.
Is White Rose Maths a Spiral Curriculum?
Yes, White Rose Maths is a spiral curriculum. This means that students revisit previously learned concepts throughout the curriculum, but at a deeper level each time. This helps students to develop a deep understanding of mathematical concepts and to retain their knowledge over time.
Reception
KS1 Maths
White Rose Maths Year 1
In Year 1, White Rose Maths introduces young learners to the fundamentals of mathematics. The curriculum is carefully crafted to engage children with essential concepts, laying the groundwork for their mathematical journey. The year is divided into three terms, each focusing on specific areas to ensure a comprehensive understanding of basic maths skills. Here’s how the Year 1 curriculum unfolds:
White Rose Maths Year 2
In Year 2, the curriculum is structured to build upon the basics, introducing more nuanced aspects of each topic. Students engage in a variety of activities designed to enhance their mathematical skills in a logical and engaging manner. The curriculum is segmented into terms, each focusing on different areas:
KS2 Maths
White Rose Maths Year 3
Year 3 marks a significant step in a child’s mathematical education, with the introduction of more advanced topics. The curriculum is divided into terms, each with a specific focus:
White Rose Maths Year 4
The Year 4 curriculum of White Rose Maths is structured to challenge students further, introducing them to a wider range of mathematical topics:
White Rose Maths Year 5
Year 5’s curriculum in White Rose Maths is focused on expanding students’ mathematical knowledge and application:
White Rose Maths Year 6
The Year 6 curriculum is crafted to refine and expand students’ understanding of mathematics, covering a range of advanced topics:
Please find useful links below
Calculation Policy Addition and Subtraction
Calculation Policy Multiplication and Division
Maths National Curriculum and Ready to Progress Mapping 2024
Maths National Curriculum and Ready to Progress Mapping 2024 Ultimate Maths Vocabulary List KS1 KS2
Ultimate Maths Vocabulary List KS1 KS2 Should you have any questions about the curriculum, please contact Mr Joseph via info@thelight-school.org
