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Mathematics
Department Staff
Dhaliwal
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| Miss P Dhaliwal | Director of Mathematics and Assistant Head Teacher |
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| Miss A Carlyle | Second in Department, responsible for KS4 |
| Mrs R Gilman | Maths Teacher |
| Miss F Kimbley | Maths Teacher |
| Miss E Ashby | Maths Teacher |
| Mr M Marsh | Maths Teacher |
| Miss C Westwood | Maths Teacher and Assistant Head of Year |
| Miss C Rock | Maths Teacher, responsible for KS3 |
| Miss S Gingell | Maths Teacher |
| Mrs L Hackett | Maths Teacher |
| Miss A Murrey-Johnson | |
| Mr D Wood | Teacher of Maths and PE |
| Mr I Akhtar | Mathematics Coach |
Our commitment to offering extra support
The Mathematics department is a dedicated team of professionals, who offer regular support at lunchtimes and at the end of the day to any students who request or require it. We have a dedicated Maths Coach to also support students in their learning.
To help support your child’s learning from home, students have access to a number of packages via a personal login. These can be found by following the links below:
MyMaths
Suitable for all students - online lessons & homeworks.
Mathswatch
Suitable for all students - videos, self-marking questions, printable questions.
Methodmaths
Suitable for Y10 and 11 - online, self-marking exam papers.
Sumdog
Suitable for Y7, 8, 9 - maths games for basic skills practice.
Key Stage 3 and 4
- Key Stage 3 (7 hours per fortnight)
- Key Stage 4 (8 hours per fortnight)
Students are set according to ability. All students will follow one of four pathways through a 5-year scheme of work. This will cover all appropriate Key Stage 3 and 4 content which will build up to their GCSE examinations.
Mathematics GCSE follows a two-tier system: Higher and Foundation. Depending on their pathway, students learning will be focussed towards one of these tiers during years 10 & 11.
Key Stage 5
Students can choose to study A level Mathematics. We currently follow the reformed Edexcel programme. The course includes Pure Mathematics (2/3), and Applied Mathematics: Statistics & Mechanics (1/3). Students will learn content over the two years and will assessed by examination at the end of Year 13.
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