Homework is set weekly on a Thursday and returned to school on a Wednesday.

Year 1 and 2 Maths Homework:

· Children will be introduced to Maths homework through White Rose worksheets. These will be sent home at the end of a unit and used to consolidate learning in school. Answers are included on the back of these worksheets to allow parents to provide instant feedback to children.

·  NumBots: additional Maths resource that children can use to supplement their learning at home. It embeds their recall and fluency of addition and subtraction number facts. Logins will be shared by the class teacher. Year 2 children will also start to use Times Tables Rockstars to develop their rapid recall of times tables facts.

Year 3 - Year 6 Maths Homework:

·  Children will receive a workbook which is an extension of our Maths curriculum scheme ‘White Rose’. Each week, the class teacher will direct the children, on the website class page, to which pages need to be completed. Answers for this homework are available through the QR code on the back of your child's workbook or by following the links below. We are unable to replace lost or damaged workbooks. If your child does misplace their workbook, a new one can be purchased through the Amazon links below.

· Times Tables Rockstars: an additional Maths resource that children use to develop their rapid recall of times tables facts. Year 3 children will also use NumBots to further develop their fluency and recall of addition and subtraction number facts.

White Rose

Maths Parent Guidance

We use the White Rose Maths scheme as the basis for our Maths curriculum.

To support parents with Maths at home, White Rose have produced lots of resources. We have included their PDF guides below.

Please also see the White Rose Calculation Policies for each year group below. These detail the way that we teach Maths across the school and the progression of skills year on year. These policies also show how we adopt White Rose's concrete, pictorial and abstract approach to our teaching and details some of the models that we use in school to support our Maths teaching.