Mathematics

Through learning maths, students build strong number skills and learn to think clearly, creatively and logically. They explore patterns and relationships, helping them solve both familiar and tricky problems.

As they grow, students deepen their understanding of maths and become more confident using it. They start to see how different maths ideas connect with each other and with everyday life, helping them understand how maths is useful and meaningful in the world around them.

Students learn maths best when they use different ways of thinking together. This helps them build confidence and become skilled problem-solvers. 

When students enjoy learning maths, they develop a positive self-concept and become self-motivated learners through active participation in appropriately challenging tasks. This can enhance their resilience in solving mathematical problems relevant to further education and their everyday lives.