As we come to the end of the first term we are celebrating the efforts of those pupils using Mathswatch over the last 8 weeks. Since September pupils across all year groups have been putting in the time and effort outside the classroom to complete homework and additional independent practise online.
Pupils have spent a combined total of over 727 hours (that’s 30 days) completing over 21,000 homework questions and even more independent learning questions. Our highest scorers are Toby (Year 7), Daniel (Year 11) and Khalidou (Year 8) who have got the most individual marks in their questions. With Martia (Year 11), Toby (Year 7) and Joshua (Year 11) spending the most time on the website answering questions. A true reflection of being Self Motivated to achieve by all of them.
Not only have Year 11 being completing their homework online but as they are currently in the middle of their mock exams many pupils have been using Mathswatch to attempt online past exam papers to give them a flavour of what might come up when they get into the exam hall. With Mathswatch marking and grading everything they do it is a fantastic resource to use.
The Maths Department is extremely proud of all pupils who have engaged so positively this term. Mathswatch continues to be an invaluable tool in supporting learning, and we look forward to seeing even more success in the next term.
