Decimal fractions
Unit 1 – 5 weeks
Unit 1 – 5 weeks
Unit 6 – 3 weeks
Spine 3: Fractions – Topic 3.10
Core concept 1.1 covers the structure of our place-value system (particularly as it relates to decimals) and rounding numbers to a required number of decimal places or significant figures.
Spine 2: Multiplication and Division – Topic 2.19
Video lessons on linking fractions, decimals and percentages for children in Years 5 and 6
Evaluation documents and a guidance video help schools decide on this year’s curriculum focus
National Curriculum resources for Fractions – Year 4
A lesson from 2015/16 led by Clare Christie, maths subject leader for the Ashley Down Schools Federation in Bristol
National Curriculum resources for Fractions – Year 5
National Curriculum resources for Fractions – Year 6
Core concept 2.1 offers guidance on developing understanding of the mathematical structures that underpin standard procedures for calculation with decimals, fractions and directed numbers.
Core concept 1.3 covers the conversion of decimals to fractions (and vice versa), ordering positive and negative integers, fractions and decimals, and the expression of numbers in standard form.
Spine 2: Multiplication and Division – Topic 2.29
National Curriculum resources for Multiplication and Division – Year 5
National Curriculum resources for Number and Place Value – Year 5
National Curriculum resources for Number – Key Stage 3
National Curriculum resources for Measurement – Year 6
National Curriculum resources for Addition and Subtraction – Year 5
National Curriculum resources for Addition and Subtraction – Year 4
National Curriculum resources for Measurement – Year 4
National Curriculum resources for Addition and Subtraction – Year 6
National Curriculum resources for Fractions – Year 3
National Curriculum resources for Geometry - properties of shapes – Year 4
Explore ideas for lockdown learning, remote teaching and online CPD
National Curriculum resources for Number and Place Value – Year 4
National Curriculum resources for Measurement – Year 5
National Curriculum resources for Multiplication and Division – Year 6
National Curriculum resources for Statistics – Year 5
National Curriculum resources for Geometry - properties of shapes – Year 3
Jenny Laurie, deputy head and maths teacher at a central London secondary school, talks about being one of the very earliest to adopt a teaching for mastery approach in maths
National Curriculum resources for Measurement – Year 3
National Curriculum resources for Algebra – Key Stage 3
Unit 8 – 7 weeks
Primary Mastery Specialists Faye Glendinning and Sam Shutkever take us through the gritty detail of their episodic lesson planning
National Curriculum resources for Multiplication and Division – Year 3
Spine 2: Multiplication and Division – Topic 2.24
Unit 7 – 6 weeks
How a secondary maths department includes everyone in the planning process and fosters shared learning
Discover what’s right for you, your department and your colleagues
National Curriculum resources for Number and Place Value – Year 6
Unit 5 – 4 weeks
Unit 9 - 2 weeks
Collaborative CPD sessions for maths departments or other groups of secondary teachers
National Curriculum resources for Geometry and Measures – Key Stage 3
Guidance for some of the most useful representations for Key Stage 3 mathematics.
An interview with Louise George, headteacher of Walford Primary School
Two Secondary Mastery Specialists explain the benefits of mastery to them, their departments, and their students
The progression maps are structured using the topic headings as they appear in the National Curriculum
We discover what it’s like to take part in the Primary Mastery Specialist Programme
Find out about the implications and possible actions you may need to take
Practical tips from a secondary maths teacher
Spine 1: Number, Addition and Subtraction – Topic 1.23
We visit a school in Lancashire pioneering their use
Our latest Primary Round-up is now available
Videos and resources for teaching Key Stage 3 maths topics
National Curriculum resources for Statistics – Year 4
'Is there a relationship between maths, gender and learning? How might it be characterised?' Dr Eugenia Cheng shares her ideas.
A secondary teacher talks about how success with KS5 online lessons has allowed his school to delay Y12 students' return
A secondary teacher discusses how he’s managed the change to teaching all-attainment groups in Key Stage 3
Develop mathematical subject knowledge and understand the pedagogy that underpins the teaching of it
Our latest NCETM newsletter is now available
National Curriculum resources for Geometry - properties of shapes – Year 2
Two ECTs share their experiences
National Curriculum resources for Addition and Subtraction – Year 3
National Curriculum resources for Ratio and Proportion – Year 6
Charlie Stripp shares his thoughts on ‘Coordinating mathematical success’
Prompts for teachers to draw out mathematical thinking in KS2 or KS3 pupils
An article from our Director, Charlie Stripp
Diagnostic maths activities to help teachers develop their assessment of students' prior learning for KS3
Self-audit questions for a teacher to assess confidence in the teaching of number in KS1 and KS2
Ensure Year 6 pupils have the understanding they need to progress by using our handpicked resources
Resources to accompany the CBeebies Numberblocks series, designed for parents to use at home with children
New videos, PowerPoint slides and guidance documents provide ideas and resources for teaching KS3 topics
The Multiplicative Reasoning teaching units
Discover how to use representation and structure – one of the Five Big Ideas in teaching for mastery – to improve maths teaching
A secondary Director of Maths reflects on how his experience of supporting students through the Grenfell tragedy has informed his current approach to teaching
An interview with Kieran Scanlon and Natasha Corrigan, senior leaders from Sir Robert Woodard Academy, Lancing, Sussex
Unit 1 – 6 weeks
A second in department shares her experiences of the new challenges that learning in lockdown has created, and how she and her school are overcoming them
A Year 6 teacher talks about the difficulty of engagement in remote learning in an area with a low socio-economic profile
Two examples of multi-academy trusts (MATs) successfully engaging with Maths Hubs and seeing maths performance rise
Developing a school curriculum for mathematics, scheme of work and calculation policy
Spine 1: Number, Addition and Subtraction – Topic 1.24
Ten tips for newcomers to the position
A maths lead tells his school's story
Find out how three schools deliver maths through teaching for mastery, and why Ofsted liked what they saw
Successful implementation of Mastering Number has brought huge benefits to pupils in a mixed-age class
We find out why one of the country’s largest post-16 colleges has introduced Core Maths
Learning in lockdown: support for teaching and learning from the NCETM, including new primary video lessons, plus support available from elsewhere, and more
An archive of all Secondary Round-ups and Magazines
An article from our Director, Charlie Stripp
How one school employed a primary teacher to help introduce mastery
We visit two very different primary schools, and learn about their reasons for choosing teaching for mastery and its impact
Self-audit questions for a teacher to assess confidence in the teaching of fractions in KS1 and KS2
Article by Jenny Laurie, Deputy Head at The St Marylebone CE School, London
This article follows the concept of unitising through Years 1-6, also demonstrating effective curriculum sequencing
Understand how MATs can work in partnership with Maths Hubs
Series 1, all episodes
National Curriculum resources for Statistics – Year 3
An archive of all Primary Round-ups and Magazines
We talk to a Year 7 teacher and one of the authors of our newest secondary classroom resource
An article from our Director, Charlie Stripp
When should Year 6 and 7 teachers get the calculators out? And how might they use them?
Find out what our Professional Development Materials say about how children should be taught to multiply by 10
National Curriculum resources for Algebra – Year 6
What makes a good (or bad) GCSE question?
What two secondary teachers learnt from carefully listening to students’ responses to mathematical prompts
How our podcast guests have been adapting their teaching to get round Covid restrictions
We’ve gathered suggestions about preparing pupils for transition in this disrupted year
How a well-sequenced curriculum can unlock understanding for all children
Teachers discuss the joys, the challenges and good resources
Six maths books out in 2019 that might help you enhance your teaching
We ask around a few schools and MATs
An article from our Director, Charlie Stripp
Find out how one school harnessed the mastery approach used in its feeder schools to support new Year 7 students
In an introduction to our series on the Five Big Ideas at secondary, we explore the principles that underpin teaching for mastery
Unit 14 – 2 weeks
Useful pointers from teachers in a Maths Hub GCSE resit Work Group
How groups of primary schools have been introducing a twin-track approach to times-tables learning
How secondary schools can continue to recover from the downward trends caused by the pandemic
Hear from a Cohort Lead on the Early Years Specialist Knowledge for Teaching Mathematics Programme
National Curriculum resources for Ratio and Proportion and Rates of Change – KS3
At Southfields Academy collaborative planning sessions have led to improved lesson quality, reduced planning time, and better staff retention
National Curriculum resources for Multiplication and Division – Year 4
National Curriculum resources for Multiplication and Division – Year 2
Embracing teaching for mastery has enabled EAL pupils to engage fully in maths lessons, says headteacher
Discover how the maths department at one Cornwall school went back to the drawing board to develop a new KS3 curriculum
Why is fluency one of the Five Big Ideas in Teaching for Mastery? And what does it mean for secondary maths teachers?
What happens when a school fully embraces Maths Hubs professional development?
A London school models one possible way to make the transition
National Curriculum resources for Geometry - position and direction – Year 1
An article from our Director, Charlie Stripp
Understanding what happens when shapes move, or combine with other shapes, helps develop wider mathematical thinking
Charlie Stripp and Carol Knights suggest ways in which the curriculum and assessment of secondary mathematics might be improved
An article from our Director, Charlie Stripp
After two decades of teaching ‘telling the time’, Kristen Weiss discovers a way to help children better understand the complexities
Article by Jayne Webster, who teaches maths at Denbigh School in Milton Keynes
An article by Hande Kiamil, Head of Maths at Mill Hill County High School, in the London Borough of Barnet
How smaller CPD projects refine, innovate and improve the Maths Hubs Programme and give teachers an opportunity to pursue special interests
A maths lead explains how our resource has given her teachers an easy route into the mastery materials as well as excellent pedagogical development
What is comparison? And how can we help children develop a secure understanding of this mathematical concept?
Hear from the co-leads of the RIWG for Oracy
How one trust has paved the way for its schools to benefit from the Maths Hubs Programme
Building number sense and fluency in Reception and Key Stage 1
How one North East secondary school is 'Securing Foundations at Year 7', with a new Maths Hubs project aimed at supporting all students to thrive in the maths classroom
A term-by-term framework to support planning and teaching
National Curriculum resources for Number and Place Value – Year 2
National Curriculum resources for Number and Place Value – Year 3
National Curriculum resources for Fractions – Year 2
A profile of two multi-academy trusts (MATs) reaping the rewards of participation in Maths Hubs teaching for mastery work
Charlie Stripp and Carol Knights continue their two-part discussion with a focus on how secondary maths assessment could be improved
Looking for and finding patterns helps children notice and understand mathematical relationships
What one primary teacher has done to improve children's confidence by engaging parents in learning maths
A Work Group looks at ways to manage maths curriculum objectives with two or more year groups in one class
Two primary schools explain how they use textbook schemes to support teaching for mastery
Ever wondered where to begin with the Primary CP materials? This step-by-step guide will take you from website download to classroom activity
Charlie Stripp and Emma Bell explore how curriculum and assessment reform could transform the maths experience of post-16 learners
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
We visit the classroom of Hannah Gray, a primary teacher involved in trialling new Singapore-style textbooks, designed to support a mastery approach
A group of schools in Northamptonshire have been addressing this issue, with encouraging results
An article from our Director, Charlie Stripp
National Curriculum resources for Probability and Statistics – Key Stage 3
National Curriculum resources for Measurement – Year 2
#mathscpdchat, previously managed by the NCETM
Evaluation documents and a guidance video help schools decide on this year’s curriculum focus
Explore ideas for lockdown learning, remote teaching and online CPD
Jenny Laurie, deputy head and maths teacher at a central London secondary school, talks about being one of the very earliest to adopt a teaching for mastery approach in maths
Primary Mastery Specialists Faye Glendinning and Sam Shutkever take us through the gritty detail of their episodic lesson planning
How a secondary maths department includes everyone in the planning process and fosters shared learning
Discover what’s right for you, your department and your colleagues
Two Secondary Mastery Specialists explain the benefits of mastery to them, their departments, and their students
We discover what it’s like to take part in the Primary Mastery Specialist Programme
Find out about the implications and possible actions you may need to take
Practical tips from a secondary maths teacher
We visit a school in Lancashire pioneering their use
Our latest Primary Round-up is now available
'Is there a relationship between maths, gender and learning? How might it be characterised?' Dr Eugenia Cheng shares her ideas.
A secondary teacher talks about how success with KS5 online lessons has allowed his school to delay Y12 students' return
A secondary teacher discusses how he’s managed the change to teaching all-attainment groups in Key Stage 3
Our latest NCETM newsletter is now available
Two ECTs share their experiences
Charlie Stripp shares his thoughts on ‘Coordinating mathematical success’
Prompts for teachers to draw out mathematical thinking in KS2 or KS3 pupils
An article from our Director, Charlie Stripp
Ensure Year 6 pupils have the understanding they need to progress by using our handpicked resources
New videos, PowerPoint slides and guidance documents provide ideas and resources for teaching KS3 topics
Discover how to use representation and structure – one of the Five Big Ideas in teaching for mastery – to improve maths teaching
A secondary Director of Maths reflects on how his experience of supporting students through the Grenfell tragedy has informed his current approach to teaching
A second in department shares her experiences of the new challenges that learning in lockdown has created, and how she and her school are overcoming them
A Year 6 teacher talks about the difficulty of engagement in remote learning in an area with a low socio-economic profile
Two examples of multi-academy trusts (MATs) successfully engaging with Maths Hubs and seeing maths performance rise
Ten tips for newcomers to the position
A maths lead tells his school's story
Find out how three schools deliver maths through teaching for mastery, and why Ofsted liked what they saw
Successful implementation of Mastering Number has brought huge benefits to pupils in a mixed-age class
We find out why one of the country’s largest post-16 colleges has introduced Core Maths
Learning in lockdown: support for teaching and learning from the NCETM, including new primary video lessons, plus support available from elsewhere, and more
An article from our Director, Charlie Stripp
How one school employed a primary teacher to help introduce mastery
We visit two very different primary schools, and learn about their reasons for choosing teaching for mastery and its impact
Article by Jenny Laurie, Deputy Head at The St Marylebone CE School, London
This article follows the concept of unitising through Years 1-6, also demonstrating effective curriculum sequencing
We talk to a Year 7 teacher and one of the authors of our newest secondary classroom resource
An article from our Director, Charlie Stripp
When should Year 6 and 7 teachers get the calculators out? And how might they use them?
Find out what our Professional Development Materials say about how children should be taught to multiply by 10
What makes a good (or bad) GCSE question?
What two secondary teachers learnt from carefully listening to students’ responses to mathematical prompts
How our podcast guests have been adapting their teaching to get round Covid restrictions
We’ve gathered suggestions about preparing pupils for transition in this disrupted year
How a well-sequenced curriculum can unlock understanding for all children
Teachers discuss the joys, the challenges and good resources
Six maths books out in 2019 that might help you enhance your teaching
We ask around a few schools and MATs
An article from our Director, Charlie Stripp
Find out how one school harnessed the mastery approach used in its feeder schools to support new Year 7 students
In an introduction to our series on the Five Big Ideas at secondary, we explore the principles that underpin teaching for mastery
Useful pointers from teachers in a Maths Hub GCSE resit Work Group
How groups of primary schools have been introducing a twin-track approach to times-tables learning
How secondary schools can continue to recover from the downward trends caused by the pandemic
Hear from a Cohort Lead on the Early Years Specialist Knowledge for Teaching Mathematics Programme
At Southfields Academy collaborative planning sessions have led to improved lesson quality, reduced planning time, and better staff retention
Embracing teaching for mastery has enabled EAL pupils to engage fully in maths lessons, says headteacher
Discover how the maths department at one Cornwall school went back to the drawing board to develop a new KS3 curriculum
Why is fluency one of the Five Big Ideas in Teaching for Mastery? And what does it mean for secondary maths teachers?
What happens when a school fully embraces Maths Hubs professional development?
An article from our Director, Charlie Stripp
Charlie Stripp and Carol Knights suggest ways in which the curriculum and assessment of secondary mathematics might be improved
An article from our Director, Charlie Stripp
After two decades of teaching ‘telling the time’, Kristen Weiss discovers a way to help children better understand the complexities
Article by Jayne Webster, who teaches maths at Denbigh School in Milton Keynes
An article by Hande Kiamil, Head of Maths at Mill Hill County High School, in the London Borough of Barnet
How smaller CPD projects refine, innovate and improve the Maths Hubs Programme and give teachers an opportunity to pursue special interests
A maths lead explains how our resource has given her teachers an easy route into the mastery materials as well as excellent pedagogical development
What is comparison? And how can we help children develop a secure understanding of this mathematical concept?
Hear from the co-leads of the RIWG for Oracy
How one trust has paved the way for its schools to benefit from the Maths Hubs Programme
Building number sense and fluency in Reception and Key Stage 1
How one North East secondary school is 'Securing Foundations at Year 7', with a new Maths Hubs project aimed at supporting all students to thrive in the maths classroom
A profile of two multi-academy trusts (MATs) reaping the rewards of participation in Maths Hubs teaching for mastery work
Charlie Stripp and Carol Knights continue their two-part discussion with a focus on how secondary maths assessment could be improved
What one primary teacher has done to improve children's confidence by engaging parents in learning maths
A Work Group looks at ways to manage maths curriculum objectives with two or more year groups in one class
Two primary schools explain how they use textbook schemes to support teaching for mastery
Ever wondered where to begin with the Primary CP materials? This step-by-step guide will take you from website download to classroom activity
Charlie Stripp and Emma Bell explore how curriculum and assessment reform could transform the maths experience of post-16 learners
An article from our Director, Charlie Stripp
Unit 1 – 5 weeks
Unit 6 – 3 weeks
Spine 3: Fractions – Topic 3.10
Core concept 1.1 covers the structure of our place-value system (particularly as it relates to decimals) and rounding numbers to a required number of decimal places or significant figures.
Spine 2: Multiplication and Division – Topic 2.19
Video lessons on linking fractions, decimals and percentages for children in Years 5 and 6
A lesson from 2015/16 led by Clare Christie, maths subject leader for the Ashley Down Schools Federation in Bristol
Core concept 2.1 offers guidance on developing understanding of the mathematical structures that underpin standard procedures for calculation with decimals, fractions and directed numbers.
Core concept 1.3 covers the conversion of decimals to fractions (and vice versa), ordering positive and negative integers, fractions and decimals, and the expression of numbers in standard form.
Spine 2: Multiplication and Division – Topic 2.29
Unit 8 – 7 weeks
Spine 2: Multiplication and Division – Topic 2.24
Unit 7 – 6 weeks
Unit 5 – 4 weeks
Unit 9 - 2 weeks
Collaborative CPD sessions for maths departments or other groups of secondary teachers
Guidance for some of the most useful representations for Key Stage 3 mathematics.
The progression maps are structured using the topic headings as they appear in the National Curriculum
Spine 1: Number, Addition and Subtraction – Topic 1.23
Videos and resources for teaching Key Stage 3 maths topics
Diagnostic maths activities to help teachers develop their assessment of students' prior learning for KS3
Self-audit questions for a teacher to assess confidence in the teaching of number in KS1 and KS2
Resources to accompany the CBeebies Numberblocks series, designed for parents to use at home with children
Unit 1 – 6 weeks
Spine 1: Number, Addition and Subtraction – Topic 1.24
Self-audit questions for a teacher to assess confidence in the teaching of fractions in KS1 and KS2
Series 1, all episodes
Unit 14 – 2 weeks
A London school models one possible way to make the transition
Understanding what happens when shapes move, or combine with other shapes, helps develop wider mathematical thinking
A term-by-term framework to support planning and teaching
Looking for and finding patterns helps children notice and understand mathematical relationships
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
We visit the classroom of Hannah Gray, a primary teacher involved in trialling new Singapore-style textbooks, designed to support a mastery approach
A group of schools in Northamptonshire have been addressing this issue, with encouraging results