Mathematics

ACADEMIC INFORMATION

AIMS

  • To study a wide range of mathematical topics
  • To enter students in public examinations at an appropriate tier to attain the highest grade of which they are capable
  • To develop confidence in using a range of mathematical techniques necessary in everyday life

STAFF

  • Mrs K ThompsonHead of Department
  • Mrs A Reid
  • Mrs L Crawford
  • Mr S Gribbon
  • Mrs N Han
  • Mrs M Majury
  • Miss S Wilson
  • Mrs G Armstrong
  • Mr A Browne
  • Mrs E Beckett(SEN Support)
  • Miss R Petticrew

Key Stage 3

Topic List

Key Stage 4

GCSE Mathematics

The specification has two tiers: Foundation and Higher. Each tier offers students a choice of units suited to a range of abilities, allowing them to demonstrate achievement. The assessment model enables students to monitor their progress and offers opportunities to improve their results.   

Year 11  

Pupils will complete a module M1, M2, M3 or M4 based on their ability.  

This will be completed in May/June of Year 11 and worth 45% of the overall GCSE Qualification. 

Year 12 

Pupils will complete a module M5, M6, M7 or M8 based on their ability.  

This will be completed in Year 12 and worth 55% of the overall GCSE Qualification. 

All GCSE Entries are carefully monitored and adjusted to ensure pupils reach the best post overall grade by the end of Year 12. Â