
Mathematics
Mathematics and Numeracy are compulsory Areas of Learning at Key Stage 3. These give pupils a wider understanding of how the world around them works and prepares them for making decisions, solving problems, and processing everyday information. In Mathematics our aim is to instil students with the confidence to use the language of Mathematics to communicate complex ideas clearly and logically.
Throughout their time in Clounagh Junior High School, all pupils have the opportunity to develop their knowledge and understanding in the following areas:
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Number
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Algebra
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Shape, Space and Measures
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Handling Data
Our purpose is to provide pupils with the mathematical skills necessary for modern life. Through engagement with current issues that are within the sphere of experience of our young people, teachers can help pupils to relate Mathematics and Financial Capability to real life and to work.
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Mathematics Curriculum at Clounagh Junior High School
Year 8
1) Number (mental and written)
2) Types of Numbers, order of operations & rounding
3) Coordinates, directed numbers and function machines
4) Fractions
5) Decimals
6) Percentages
7) Algebra
8) Metric and imperial measures
9) Perimeter, area and volume
10) Symmetry
Year 9
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Reading a scale, pictograms, bar and line graphs
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Conversions and travel graphs
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Algebra
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Ratio, Proportion and Scale
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Probability
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Angles in polygons and bearings
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Averages and tables
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Fractions and Decimals
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Percentages
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Data – Pie charts, Stem & leaf diagrams and time-series
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Perimeter area and circles
Year 10
1) Rounding, powers, indices and binary
2) Fractions and decimals
3) Percentages
4) Algebra
5) Perimeter, area and volume
6) Pythagoras and Trigonometry
7) Linear graphs (and non-linear)
8) Transformations
9) Financial Capability