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Why Summer Maths Practice Matters Summer holidays are a time for children to relax, but it’s also common for them to experience the “summer slide” in maths — losing confidence and fluency after six weeks away from learning.The good news? You can keep your child’s number sense, reasoning, and mental maths sharp without formal lessons.…
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Subitising is the ability to instantly recognize quantities without counting, crucial for early mathematical development. It enhances number sense, mental arithmetic, and problem-solving skills. Research shows that consistent exposure to subitising activities builds confidence and improves maths performance in young children, laying a foundation for future learning.
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Maths can spark curiosity and confidence—or, for some children, it can trigger worry, confusion, and even fear. If your child or pupil dreads numbers, avoids maths homework, or freezes during tests, they may be experiencing maths anxiety. The good news is that with understanding and the right strategies, we can help children turn anxiety into…
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Maths is one of the most important subjects your child will ever learn — but for many young learners (and even some adults!), it can feel daunting. Whether you’re a parent supporting early learning at home or a teacher planning your next lesson, building strong mathematical foundations in the early years is essential. And that’s…
The Primary Maths Coach 