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NCETM Primary Round Up
 
In the latest NCETM Primary Round-up for October, we look at:
 
  • Find Out in Five: SKTM for Reception Teachers - if you’re a Reception teacher, take five minutes to read our feature which gives you five good reasons to sign up for maths subject knowledge CPD this year
  • Enhanced support helps develop a revised curriculum - discover how the maths lead at one primary school worked with her local hub to overcome barriers to success and increase ARE from 40% to 75%
  • Maths Champions online info sessions coming soon - join a session on 13 or 14 October, 17 November or 9 December to learn about what Maths Champions offers Nursery practitioners
  • What does participation in TIMSS 2027 mean? - in a new expert blog post, find out what the TIMSS global study involves, and why your school should participate if asked
  • Free NRICH webinar to help you set up a maths club - ask questions, try out tasks and be inspired to start your own maths club when you join NRICH’s webinar this November.
 
Catch up on the latest developments in the Primary Round Up here
 

NCETM Primary Maths Curriculum Prioritisation Materials
 
Check out this fantastic article by NCETM which has everythng you need to know anout the Primary Maths Curriculum Prioritisation Materials.
 
Make sense of the Curriculum Prioritisation materials
Ever wondered where to begin with the Primary CP materials? This step-by-step guide will take you from website download to classroom activity

https://www.ncetm.org.uk/features/make-sense-of-the-curriculum-prioritisation-materials/

 


NCETM Features and Articles
 
How sustained engagement with a Maths Hub is helping to turn professional development into steady improvement in maths
 
Building consistency and equity in maths provision across a trust
How partnership with its local Maths Hub is improving outcomes for pupils at Sycamore Trust in Greater Manchester.
 
Why is Coherence one of the Five Big Ideas in teaching for mastery? And what does it mean for primary maths teachers?