Mixed-age Curriculum
Teaching for mastery in mixed-age settings
Teaching for mastery in mixed-age settings
In this model, year groups are taught separately within a mixed-age class
Mixed-age whole-class teaching, planned over two years
These case studies offer insight into two commonly-used approaches to mixed-age teaching: mixed-age split-class teaching and mixed-age whole-class teaching
At Richard Taylor Primary School, a clever combination of whole- and split-class teaching has led to pupils excelling in maths
We talk to two teachers with years of experience teaching mixed-age classes, who are running Work Groups in their local hubs
A Work Group looks at ways to manage maths curriculum objectives with two or more year groups in one class
How a new two-year rolling programme strengthens curriculum coherence and deepens content coverage for all pupils
One North Yorkshire primary school has made teaching for mastery work in four classes which span seven year groups
A primary school in Harrogate has developed a two-year rolling programme that creates more curriculum time
At a small, rural primary school, pupils in mixed-age classes benefit from teaching for mastery approaches
In this approach, all pupils in the class are taught together, following a carefully-sequenced two-year rolling programme
A group of schools in Northamptonshire have been addressing this issue, with encouraging results
Successful implementation of Mastering Number has brought huge benefits to pupils in a mixed-age class
An article from our Director, Charlie Stripp
Prompts and reflections to support school leaders in thinking through what’s right for their context
Two experts in the field explain how reception age and below develop their early mathematical thinking
Our latest Primary Round-up is now available
Our latest Primary Round-up is now available
Charlie Stripp and Emma Bell explore how curriculum and assessment reform could transform the maths experience of post-16 learners
Our latest Primary Round-up is now available
A term-by-term framework to support planning and teaching
Teaching and curriculum guidance for primary teachers
Collaborative professional development for schools to ensure that a teaching for mastery approach is implemented with fidelity
Six images that might prompt deeper thought when designing maths lessons from Year 1 to Year 6
Our latest Primary Round-up is now available
An article from our Director, Charlie Stripp
An article from our Director, Charlie Stripp
Learning in lockdown: support for teaching and learning from the NCETM, including new primary video lessons, plus support available from elsewhere, and more
Supporting pupils to develop good number sense
The full range of CPD opportunities available through Maths Hubs has been published
Proposed new maths GCSE resit exam
The NCETM plans a new programme to train specialists in teaching maths up to Level 2 to post-16 students
Support your Year 7s and develop students’ multiplicative reasoning skills
Over 30 projects offer professional development for schools and teachers
Discover ways to help students who need additional support to make good progress in KS3 and beyond
Develop teaching approaches across secondary and post-16 to support students to achieve a Level 2 qualification
An article from our Director, Charlie Stripp
The materials in this section are designed to support Reception teachers (those working with 4-5 year olds)
Articles, books and video to help you use physical representations more effectively in lessons
An article from our Director, Charlie Stripp
National Curriculum resources for Algebra – Year 6
Charlie Stripp and Carol Knights continue their two-part discussion with a focus on how secondary maths assessment could be improved
How do your pupils learn times tables? From digestible research to interesting resources, these ideas will help you reflect
A summary of our publications in 2018/19, and a look ahead to what's coming in 2019/20
Guiding principles that underpin NCETM and Maths Hubs work, in maths teaching at every school and college phase
An article from our Director, Charlie Stripp
Maths competitions can be a great way to broaden students’ mathematical horizon – get the dates in the school diary early!
Why this is so important and how you can ensure your school or college can take advantage of it
What role can trust leaders play in supporting maths teachers to flourish professionally?
Our latest NCETM newsletter is now available
National Curriculum resources for Probability and Statistics – Key Stage 3
Support for maths learning and teaching during school closures, Primary and Secondary Mastery Specialist recruitment, and other opportunities for 2020/21
Our latest NCETM newsletter is now available
Our latest NCETM newsletter is now available
An article from our Director, Charlie Stripp
The NCETM Director for Primary tells the story of her involvement with the creation of Numberblocks
An article by Emma Hill, a maths subject leader and Year 3 / 4 teacher
Mathematical structure, manipulatives and myth-busting
How NCETM resources and Maths Hubs CPD programmes can help repair any damage to learning caused by the pandemic
Charlie Stripp shares his thoughts on ‘Coordinating mathematical success’
Hear from a Cohort Lead on the Early Years Specialist Knowledge for Teaching Mathematics Programme
Discover our resources to help students develop financial literacy
Unit 11 – 2 weeks
The Mastery Readiness Programme enables schools to put in place structures, systems and positive mathematical culture so they can successfully engage in teaching for mastery
National Curriculum resources for Addition and Subtraction – Year 6
National Curriculum resources for Addition and Subtraction – Year 1
An article from our Director, Charlie Stripp
Why get involved with the Maths Hubs Programme? Find out how it can benefit you and your school
National Curriculum resources for Fractions – Year 2
Mini ‘stories’ can be an effective way to reveal mathematical structure and are a common feature in some of the best maths textbooks
Hear from the co-leads of the RIWG for Oracy
Bringing a teaching for mastery lens to Oak’s financial education resources across the primary and secondary phases
An archive of all Primary Round-ups and Magazines
National Curriculum resources for Fractions – Year 5
A profile of two multi-academy trusts (MATs) reaping the rewards of participation in Maths Hubs teaching for mastery work
An article from our Director, Charlie Stripp
National Curriculum resources for Measurement – Year 3
Comparing different aspects such as length, weight and volume, as a preliminary to using units to compare later
We visit Gorse Hill Primary School Work Group in Swindon, and find out how gap tasks are driving powerful changes in pedagogy
National Curriculum resources for Addition and Subtraction – Year 2
National Curriculum resources for Multiplication and Division – Year 5
Find out how three schools deliver maths through teaching for mastery, and why Ofsted liked what they saw
To celebrate World Book Day we share some of our favourite books about maths for all ages
National Curriculum resources for Measurement – Year 4
#mathscpdchat, previously managed by the NCETM
Our latest Primary Round-up is now available
Our latest Secondary Round-up is now available
Our latest Primary Round-up is now available
John Westwell, the NCETM’s Director for System Leadership, awarded an MBE for services to education
Our latest Primary Round-up is now available
Our latest Primary Round-up is now available
Our latest NCETM newsletter is now available
What maths teachers need to know about the post-16 qualifications that will stand alongside A levels and apprenticeships
NCETM Director for Post-16 GCSE/FSQ, Emma Bell, shares details of a new cohort of Mastery Specialists
A secondary head explains how adopting a mastery approach has transformed teaching and learning in maths
How teaching for mastery approaches can support students with dyscalculia to engage positively with maths
The Trends in International Mathematics and Science Study (TIMSS) confirms that England has maintained its high global performance in mathematics
Become a Mastery Specialist in Further Education
Teachers discuss the joys, the challenges and good resources
Our latest NCETM newsletter is now available
Article by Jenny Laurie, Deputy Head at The St Marylebone CE School, London
Embedding multiplicative thinking across the primary maths curriculum
Series 3, all episodes
National Curriculum resources for Statistics – Year 5
Agreement reached for North West Two Maths Hub to be named after the famous mathematician and World War Two codebreaker
Our latest NCETM newsletter is now available
Information for school leaders about free professional development
The Oracy Commission Report’s recommendations and how this could impact on maths teaching and learning
A celebration of the achievements made across ten years by England’s 40 Maths Hubs, supporting teachers and schools to improve maths teaching and learning
Welcome to our first newsletter of 2019
National Curriculum resources for Number and Place Value – Year 1
National Curriculum resources for Number and Place Value – Year 2
Developing a school curriculum for mathematics, scheme of work and calculation policy
National Curriculum resources for Ratio and Proportion – Year 6
National Curriculum resources for Fractions – Year 6
We talk to two teachers with years of experience teaching mixed-age classes, who are running Work Groups in their local hubs
A Work Group looks at ways to manage maths curriculum objectives with two or more year groups in one class
How a new two-year rolling programme strengthens curriculum coherence and deepens content coverage for all pupils
Successful implementation of Mastering Number has brought huge benefits to pupils in a mixed-age class
An article from our Director, Charlie Stripp
Two experts in the field explain how reception age and below develop their early mathematical thinking
Our latest Primary Round-up is now available
Our latest Primary Round-up is now available
Charlie Stripp and Emma Bell explore how curriculum and assessment reform could transform the maths experience of post-16 learners
Our latest Primary Round-up is now available
Six images that might prompt deeper thought when designing maths lessons from Year 1 to Year 6
Our latest Primary Round-up is now available
An article from our Director, Charlie Stripp
An article from our Director, Charlie Stripp
Learning in lockdown: support for teaching and learning from the NCETM, including new primary video lessons, plus support available from elsewhere, and more
The full range of CPD opportunities available through Maths Hubs has been published
Proposed new maths GCSE resit exam
The NCETM plans a new programme to train specialists in teaching maths up to Level 2 to post-16 students
Support your Year 7s and develop students’ multiplicative reasoning skills
Over 30 projects offer professional development for schools and teachers
An article from our Director, Charlie Stripp
Articles, books and video to help you use physical representations more effectively in lessons
An article from our Director, Charlie Stripp
Charlie Stripp and Carol Knights continue their two-part discussion with a focus on how secondary maths assessment could be improved
How do your pupils learn times tables? From digestible research to interesting resources, these ideas will help you reflect
A summary of our publications in 2018/19, and a look ahead to what's coming in 2019/20
Guiding principles that underpin NCETM and Maths Hubs work, in maths teaching at every school and college phase
An article from our Director, Charlie Stripp
Maths competitions can be a great way to broaden students’ mathematical horizon – get the dates in the school diary early!
Why this is so important and how you can ensure your school or college can take advantage of it
What role can trust leaders play in supporting maths teachers to flourish professionally?
Our latest NCETM newsletter is now available
Support for maths learning and teaching during school closures, Primary and Secondary Mastery Specialist recruitment, and other opportunities for 2020/21
Our latest NCETM newsletter is now available
Our latest NCETM newsletter is now available
An article from our Director, Charlie Stripp
The NCETM Director for Primary tells the story of her involvement with the creation of Numberblocks
An article by Emma Hill, a maths subject leader and Year 3 / 4 teacher
Mathematical structure, manipulatives and myth-busting
How NCETM resources and Maths Hubs CPD programmes can help repair any damage to learning caused by the pandemic
Charlie Stripp shares his thoughts on ‘Coordinating mathematical success’
Hear from a Cohort Lead on the Early Years Specialist Knowledge for Teaching Mathematics Programme
Discover our resources to help students develop financial literacy
An article from our Director, Charlie Stripp
Why get involved with the Maths Hubs Programme? Find out how it can benefit you and your school
Mini ‘stories’ can be an effective way to reveal mathematical structure and are a common feature in some of the best maths textbooks
Hear from the co-leads of the RIWG for Oracy
Bringing a teaching for mastery lens to Oak’s financial education resources across the primary and secondary phases
A profile of two multi-academy trusts (MATs) reaping the rewards of participation in Maths Hubs teaching for mastery work
An article from our Director, Charlie Stripp
Find out how three schools deliver maths through teaching for mastery, and why Ofsted liked what they saw
To celebrate World Book Day we share some of our favourite books about maths for all ages
Our latest Primary Round-up is now available
Our latest Secondary Round-up is now available
Our latest Primary Round-up is now available
John Westwell, the NCETM’s Director for System Leadership, awarded an MBE for services to education
Our latest Primary Round-up is now available
Our latest Primary Round-up is now available
Our latest NCETM newsletter is now available
What maths teachers need to know about the post-16 qualifications that will stand alongside A levels and apprenticeships
NCETM Director for Post-16 GCSE/FSQ, Emma Bell, shares details of a new cohort of Mastery Specialists
A secondary head explains how adopting a mastery approach has transformed teaching and learning in maths
How teaching for mastery approaches can support students with dyscalculia to engage positively with maths
The Trends in International Mathematics and Science Study (TIMSS) confirms that England has maintained its high global performance in mathematics
Teachers discuss the joys, the challenges and good resources
Our latest NCETM newsletter is now available
Article by Jenny Laurie, Deputy Head at The St Marylebone CE School, London
Embedding multiplicative thinking across the primary maths curriculum
Agreement reached for North West Two Maths Hub to be named after the famous mathematician and World War Two codebreaker
Our latest NCETM newsletter is now available
The Oracy Commission Report’s recommendations and how this could impact on maths teaching and learning
A celebration of the achievements made across ten years by England’s 40 Maths Hubs, supporting teachers and schools to improve maths teaching and learning
Welcome to our first newsletter of 2019
At Richard Taylor Primary School, a clever combination of whole- and split-class teaching has led to pupils excelling in maths
One North Yorkshire primary school has made teaching for mastery work in four classes which span seven year groups
A primary school in Harrogate has developed a two-year rolling programme that creates more curriculum time
At a small, rural primary school, pupils in mixed-age classes benefit from teaching for mastery approaches
A group of schools in Northamptonshire have been addressing this issue, with encouraging results
A term-by-term framework to support planning and teaching
Unit 11 – 2 weeks
The Mastery Readiness Programme enables schools to put in place structures, systems and positive mathematical culture so they can successfully engage in teaching for mastery
Comparing different aspects such as length, weight and volume, as a preliminary to using units to compare later
We visit Gorse Hill Primary School Work Group in Swindon, and find out how gap tasks are driving powerful changes in pedagogy
Series 3, all episodes