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Mathematics

 

 The aim of the Maths department at Mildenhall College Academy is to equip young people with the necessary mathematical skills required for their futures. This is done in a variety of ways and our key aim is to develop our students’ interest in mathematics and make it an enjoyable experience for them during their time here at the College.

Elements of mathematics are seen all around us in life and we aim to promote our students’ understanding of this while gaining enjoyment from their discoveries. Students are given opportunities to think logically about things and solve problems in a range of contexts, both independently and as part of a group.

 

Key Stage 3

In years 7 and 8 students focus on four main areas of study:

  • Number
  • Algebra
  • Statistics
  • Geometry

In these topics they build on their KS2 knowledge and start to prepare for KS4. There is also a focus on continuing to reinforce the importance of mental recollection of number facts. Every student’s ability is catered for and classes are established to ensure each student is working at the correct level. Students who are gifted and talented in mathematics get the opportunity to compete in the UK Junior Mathematics Challenge each year. Those students who are successful will go onto compete in the next rounds.

Scheme of Learning
Year 7 overview
Year 8 overview

 

Key Stage 4

In years 9 11
students prepare for AQA GCSE Mathematics (8300). It consists of 3 papers, the first is a noncalculator paper, the second 2 are calculator papers. Students who are gifted and talented in mathematics get the opportunity to compete in the UK Intermediate Mathematics Challenge each year. Those students who are successful will go onto compete in the next rounds.

 

Key Stage 5

Key Stage 5 offers those students with a keen interest and ability in the study of mathematics to continue their studies subject over 2 years. Alongside A Level mathematics , those exceptional students also have the option of choosing to study the Further Mathematics course as well. A Level Further Mathematics B MEI is a linear qualification which works alongside A Level Mathematics, it extends the concepts further. In year 12 you will study pure mathematics, statistics and numerical methods. IN year 13 you will continue with pure mathematics and also look at some more mechanics.

Resources:

 

Equipment

All students are expected to have with them for every maths lesson, a pen, pencil, ruler and calculator. For exams students are also expected to have a protractor and a compass.



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