Enhancing children’s confidence and achievement in maths.
Maths on the Move is developed by teachers for teachers. It is a unique and innovative programme that uses the concept of physically active learning to enhance children’s confidence and attainment in maths.
The programme covers all learning outcomes of the maths curriculum for KS1 and KS2, is suitable for all abilities and can be tailored to suit the individual requirements of your school.
How schools use Maths on the Move
Maths on the Move offers an alternative learning environment and is used by Primary and Secondary
schools in a variety of ways:
- SATS booster
- Group interventions
- Gifted and talented sessions
- Curriculum enrichment
- School holiday activities
On average pupils improved their confidence in maths by
Based on pre and post survey questions from our 2020/21 annual results of 6,132 children.
Tracking your pupils progress
The impact of Maths on the Move is constantly measured and shared via an online platform and regular reports. This gives you invaluable data to justify your spend and provide key evidence to Ofsted.
How your school can budget for Maths on the Move
You can access funding from several streams to help engage your pupils in Maths on the Move:
- PE and School Sport Premium – addresses key indicators and raises the profile of PE
and sports across the school, as a tool for whole-school improvement. - Pupil Premium – raise the confidence and attainment of your pupils and ‘close the gap’
- Maths budget – introduce innovative methods and help your pupils achieve national
standards in maths
Why Maths on the Move works
Cognitive performance
Recent academic research proves that physical activity facilitates brain function through an increase in concentration, accuracy and efficiency – all of which are key components for attaining/success in maths.
Environment for learning
Maths on the Move allows your children to view maths in a different way. The confidence gained through understanding maths in a physically active context pays dividends in the classroom.
Engagement and retention
Children are actively involved in each MOTM lesson – increasing the chance of retaining the knowledge gained and boosting engagement through memorable learning experiences.
More about Maths on the Move
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