'Catch-Up' with Numicon Big Ideas Autumn 2024 (Remote Training)

This digital workshop, delivered over the course of two afternoon sessions, focuses on the Numicon Big Ideas publication - written for pupils in Upper Key Stage 2 or Key Stage 3 (who need a more secure understanding of key mathematical concepts taught in the upper primary maths curriculum. It is designed to give you the opportunity to:

• Develop an understanding of the Numicon manipulatives and how they make abstract mathematical ideas real and ‘visible’
• Explore the C-P-A approach and the potential of Numicon Manipulatives to support deeper understanding in mathematics
• Experience the Numicon approach in action and consider how it can successfully support the learning needs of children who have not yet met age related expectation at the end of Key Stage 2 and on transition into KS3.
• Explore the ‘Big Ideas’ in the KS2 primary curriculum which children can find difficult
• Discover useful ideas and strategies to support teaching and learning in maths which can be applied back in your classroom

• What is Numicon Big Ideas?
• What is Numicon?
• Principles of effective Catch up
• Getting started with Big Ideas
• The 5 Big Ideas
• Online support and tracking

Session 1 - 12th November - 9.30-12.00

Session 2 - 19th November - 9.30-12.00

Please note all times are GMT/BST

Split across two half-days, our new remote training allows you to access the same Numicon workshops as before – only virtually and without the travel costs. Book onto this course and receive links to two interactive Microsoft Teams workshops, led by an expert Numicon consultant. You’ll have plenty of opportunities during both sessions to try out activities, ask questions and speak to Numicon users from other schools.

Head teachers, Subject Leaders, SENCOs, teachers and TAs working in special schools and anyone teaching and supporting children with maths difficulties.

Once you have booked your ticket all delegates will receive a link to the digital sessions via Microsoft Teams. The link will be sent the day before each session is due to take place so please keep an eye on your inboxes and check you junk folders. You will also receive a breakdown of the content in each session, as well as a list of resources or materials that you will need.

Cancellation can be made up to 5 working days before the event by contacting us directly at g[email protected]

For enquiries, email [email protected]

For more information about Numicon, please visit www.oxfordprimary.co.uk/numicon.

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