Every year, we celebrate NSPCC Number Day throughout the Trust. During the event, students participate in a variety of math-themed activities and challenges designed to make learning both fun and engaging. From maths quizzes to problem-solving games, the day is packed with opportunities for students to explore numbers in creative ways. Not only does this event support a worthy cause, but it also encourages teamwork and critical thinking, skills that are valuable in every aspect of life.
At Stubbin Wood School they had a fun and engaging day exploring a wide range of mathematical activities. The students worked on mass and capacity, solved number jigsaws, and enjoyed playing number games online. They also practised number formation outside with chalk and used foam to reinforce their skills. In addition, they explored time, finger-painted arrays, and practised multiplication with 2s, 5s, and 10s. The day included activities like filling in missing numbers on a 100square, playing place-value games, measuring, and comparing numbers. The students also had a great time playing math games on Topmarks and taking on number strategy challenges.