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Here is this week's 10ticks Worksheet of the Week; Missing Digits (Percentages) (Ma1498)

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This worksheet is aimed at students in Year 6. It will also be appropriate for students in other Year Groups, of a similar ability level. It covers the topic Number - fractions.

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Here is this week's 10ticks Worksheet of the Week; Question Maker (Adding Hundreds) (Ma558)

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This worksheet is aimed at students in Year 3. It will also be appropriate for students in other Year Groups, of a similar ability level. It covers the topic Number - addition and subtraction.

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Here is this week's 10ticks Worksheet of the Week; Rabbit Rave (M15.435)

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This worksheet is aimed at students in Year 9. It will also be appropriate for students in other Year Groups, of a similar ability level. It covers the topic Algebra.

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Here is this week's 10ticks Worksheet of the Week; Abacus Colouring (M16.196)

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This worksheet is aimed at students in Year 2. It will also be appropriate for students in other Year Groups, of a similar ability level. It covers the topic Number - number and place value.

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Here is this week's 10ticks Worksheet of the Week; Action: Relay (Problem Solving 1) 1 (AM965)

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This worksheet is aimed at students in Year 6. It will also be appropriate for students in other Year Groups, of a similar ability level. It covers the topic Number - addition, subtraction, multiplication and division.

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Here is this week's 10ticks Worksheet of the Week; Ratio Problems (Ma1510)

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This worksheet is aimed at students in Year 7. It will also be appropriate for students in other Year Groups, of a similar ability level. It covers the topic Ratio.

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Here is this week's 10ticks Worksheet of the Week; Mistaken Identity (Line Symmetry) (Ma1429)

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This worksheet is aimed at students in Year 4. It will also be appropriate for students in other Year Groups, of a similar ability level. It covers the topic Geometry - properties of shapes.

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Here is this week's 10ticks Worksheet of the Week; Action: Loopy Simple Substitution (Trail Cards) (AM1013)

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This worksheet is aimed at students in Year 7. Remember this will also appropriate for students in other Year Groups, but of this ability level. It covers the topic Algebra

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Here is this week's 10ticks Worksheet of the Week; The Monty Hall Problem (M16.113)

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This worksheet is aimed at students in Year 8. Remember this will also appropriate for students in other Year Groups, but of this ability level. It covers the topic Probability

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Here is this week's 10ticks Worksheet of the Week; Pipe Work (Quarters) (M16.15)

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This worksheet is aimed at students in Year 2. Remember this will also appropriate for students in other Year Groups, but of this ability level. It covers the topic Number - fractions

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Here is this week's 10ticks Worksheet of the Week; Rounding Problems (Tenths) (Ma1081)

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This worksheet is aimed at students in Year 4. Remember this will also appropriate for students in other Year Groups, but of this ability level. It covers the topic Number - fractions

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Here is this week's 10ticks Worksheet of the Week; Action: Jigsaws (Standard Index Form) 1 (AM1047)

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This worksheet is aimed at students in Year 10. Remember this will also appropriate for students in other Year Groups, but of this ability level. It covers the topic Number

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Here is this week's 10ticks Worksheet of the Week; Action: Snake (Quarter past, Quarter to) 1 (AM305)

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This worksheet is aimed at students in Year 2. Remember this will also appropriate for students in other Year Groups, but of this ability level. It covers the topic Measurement

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Here is this week's 10ticks Worksheet of the Week; Simultaneous Balancing (M16.120)

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This worksheet is aimed at students in Year 9. Remember this will also appropriate for students in other Year Groups, but of this ability level. It covers the topic Algebra

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Here is this week's 10ticks Worksheet of the Week; Simultaneous Balancing (M16.120)

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This worksheet is aimed at students in Year 9. Remember this will also appropriate for students in other Year Groups, but of this ability level. It covers the topic Algebra

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Here is this week's 10ticks Worksheet of the Week; Loopy Addition and Subtraction (M16.67)

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This worksheet is aimed at students in Year 4. Remember this will also appropriate for students in other Year Groups, but of this ability level. It covers the topic Number - addition and subtraction

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Here is this week's 10ticks Worksheet of the Week; Loopy Simple Substitution (M16.91)

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This worksheet is aimed at students in Year 7. Remember this will also appropriate for students in other Year Groups, but of this ability level. It covers the topic Algebra

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Here is this week's 10ticks Worksheet of the Week; Number Bonds to 20 (Ten Frames) 1 (Ma346)

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This worksheet is aimed at students in Year 2. Remember this will also appropriate for students in other Year Groups, but of this ability level. It covers the topic Number - number and place value

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Here is this week's 10ticks Worksheet of the Week; Exploring Algebraic Expressions 1 (Ma1458)

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This worksheet is aimed at students in Year 6. Remember this will also appropriate for students in other Year Groups, but of this ability level. It covers the topic Algebra

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Here is this week's 10ticks Worksheet of the Week; Matching Multiplication Model Problems (Ma501)

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This worksheet is aimed at students in Year 3. Remember this will also appropriate for students in other Year Groups, but of this ability level. It covers the topic Number - multiplication and division

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Here is this week's 10ticks Worksheet of the Week; Action: Probability Challenge Obstacle Course 1 (AM1009)

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This worksheet is aimed at students in Year 7. Remember this will also appropriate for students in other Year Groups, but of this ability level. It covers the topic Probability

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Here is this week's 10ticks Worksheet of the Week; Action: Circuit Training (Numbers to 10) 1 (AM17)

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This worksheet is aimed at students in Year 0. Remember this will also appropriate for students in other Year Groups, but of this ability level. It covers the topic Numbers

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Here is this week's 10ticks Worksheet of the Week; Sweet Percentages (Ma1520)

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This worksheet is aimed at students in Year 10. Remember this will also appropriate for students in other Year Groups, but of this ability level. It covers the topic Algebra

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Here is this week's 10ticks Worksheet of the Week; Card Challenge (Place Value to 1000) (Ma640)

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This worksheet is aimed at students in Year 3. Remember this will also appropriate for students in other Year Groups, but of this ability level. It covers the topic Number - number and place value

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Here is this week's 10ticks Worksheet of the Week; Hex- Standard Form (M15.443)

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This worksheet is aimed at students in Year 10. Remember this will also appropriate for students in other Year Groups, but of this ability level. It covers the topic Number

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Here is this week's 10ticks Worksheet of the Week; Making the Same Numbers in Different Ways (10000) 1 (Ma669)

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This worksheet is aimed at students in Year 4. Remember this will also appropriate for students in other Year Groups, but of this ability level. It covers the topic Number - number and place value

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Here is this week's 10ticks Worksheet of the Week; The Stomachion (M17.350)

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This worksheet is aimed at students in Year 5. Remember this will also appropriate for students in other Year Groups, but of this ability level. It covers the topic Measurement

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Here is this week's 10ticks Worksheet of the Week; Action: Card Chase (Averages) 1 (AM991)

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This worksheet is aimed at students in Year 7. Remember this will also appropriate for students in other Year Groups, but of this ability level. It covers the topic Statistics

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Here is this week's 10ticks Worksheet of the Week; Action: Chain Reaction (Co-ordinates) 1 (AM610)

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This worksheet is aimed at students in Year 4. Remember this will also appropriate for students in other Year Groups, but of this ability level. It covers the topic Geometry - position and direction

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Here is this week's 10ticks Worksheet of the Week; Algebraic Expression Diagrams (M16.95)

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This worksheet is aimed at students in Year 7. Remember this will also appropriate for students in other Year Groups, but of this ability level. It covers the topic Algebra

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Here is this week's 10ticks Worksheet of the Week; Who's Looking at What? (ZA130)

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This worksheet is aimed at students in Year 2. Remember this will also appropriate for students in other Year Groups, but of this ability level. It covers the topic Geometry - properties of shapes

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Here is this week's 10ticks Worksheet of the Week; Balancing Shapes (M16.86)

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This worksheet is aimed at students in Year 6. Remember this will also appropriate for students in other Year Groups, but of this ability level. It covers the topic Algebra

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Here is this week's 10ticks Worksheet of the Week; Action: Find it and Cover It (Quadratics) 1 (AM1129)

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This worksheet is aimed at students in Year 9. Remember this will also appropriate for students in other Year Groups, but of this ability level. It covers the topic Algebra

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Here is this week's 10ticks Worksheet of the Week; Action: Headbands (Circles, Squares and Triangles) 1 (AM94)

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This worksheet is aimed at students in Year 0. Remember this will also appropriate for students in other Year Groups, but of this ability level. It covers the topic Shape, Space and Measures

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Here is this week's 10ticks Worksheet of the Week; Monkey King (M16.169)

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This worksheet is aimed at students in Year 8. Remember this will also appropriate for students in other Year Groups, but of this ability level. It covers the topic Geometry and measures

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Here is this week's 10ticks Worksheet of the Week; Pegging the Ten Times Table (Ma495)

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This worksheet is aimed at students in Year 2. Remember this will also appropriate for students in other Year Groups, but of this ability level. It covers the topic Number - multiplication and division

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Here is this week's 10ticks Worksheet of the Week; Level the Tower Blocks (Ma1230)

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This worksheet is aimed at students in Year 6. Remember this will also appropriate for students in other Year Groups, but of this ability level. It covers the topic Statistics

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Here is this week's 10ticks Worksheet of the Week; My Book of Circles (M15.06)

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This worksheet is aimed at students in Year 0. Remember this will also appropriate for students in other Year Groups, but of this ability level. It covers the topic Shape, Space and Measures

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Here is this week's 10ticks Worksheet of the Week; Action: Card Chase (Protractor Readings) 1 (AM855)

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This worksheet is aimed at students in Year 6. Remember this will also appropriate for students in other Year Groups, but of this ability level. It covers the topic Geometry - properties of shapes

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Here is this week's 10ticks Worksheet of the Week; Outliers (M15.439)

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This worksheet is aimed at students in Year 8. Remember this will also appropriate for students in other Year Groups, but of this ability level. It covers the topic Statistics

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Here is this week's 10ticks Worksheet of the Week; Loopy Solids (M16.69)

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This worksheet is aimed at students in Year 5. Remember this will also appropriate for students in other Year Groups, but of this ability level. It covers the topic Geometry - properties of shapes

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Here is this week's 10ticks Worksheet of the Week; Rounding Numbers (to 100000) (Ma991)

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This worksheet is aimed at students in Year 5. Remember this will also appropriate for students in other Year Groups, but of this ability level. It covers the topic Number - number and place value

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Here is this week's 10ticks Worksheet of the Week; What Time Am I? 1 (Ma1211)

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This worksheet is aimed at students in Year 4. Remember this will also appropriate for students in other Year Groups, but of this ability level. It covers the topic Measurement

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Here is this week's 10ticks Worksheet of the Week; Starting Frequency Trees (M16.162)

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This worksheet is aimed at students in Year 8. Remember this will also appropriate for students in other Year Groups, but of this ability level. It covers the topic Probability

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Here is this week's 10ticks Worksheet of the Week; Return Bearings (Ma1508)

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This worksheet is aimed at students in Year 7. Remember this will also appropriate for students in other Year Groups, but of this ability level. It covers the topic Geometry and measures

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Here is this week's 10ticks Worksheet of the Week; Stars and Circles (Algebra) (M16.253)

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This worksheet is aimed at students in Year 6. Remember this will also appropriate for students in other Year Groups, but of this ability level. It covers the topic Algebra

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Here is this week's 10ticks Worksheet of the Week; Simultaneous Snakes (M17.406)

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This worksheet is aimed at students in Year 9. Remember this will also appropriate for students in other Year Groups, but of this ability level. It covers the topic Algebra

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Here is this week's 10ticks Worksheet of the Week; Breaking Codes (HCF and LCM) (M16.97)

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This worksheet is aimed at students in Year 7. Remember this will also appropriate for students in other Year Groups, but of this ability level. It covers the topic Number

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The summer holidays are now well underway, which means you are currently enjoying that there are currently no uniforms to wash or any school lunches to pack. The summer break is a time for fun and relaxation, but it’s also a time when children’s academic gains that they make throughout the year are lost.

When the school doors close for the summer, many children struggle to access educational opportunities. Summer Learning Loss (or Summer Brain Drain) is the loss in academic skills and knowledge over the course of summer holidays. Extensive studies show that children, who are fluent readers and who love to read for fun during the summer holidays, may actually improve their literacy skills.  However, children with less fluent reading skills and who never read during the long break can actually regress by two months.

In mathematics, the learning loss is even greater! On average, children lose about 2.6 months’ worth of grade level equivalency in mathematical skills during their summer break! What’s more, children only need to spend 2 – 3 hours per week using educational resources during the summer break to prevent any learning loss!

Studies have found that all children, regardless of background, made similar improvement during term time. It is during the long summer break that differences occurred: children from wealthier backgrounds had better access to the kinds of activities that keep their brains active, be that summer camps, physical activity programs, formal tutoring or simply more conversation with adults. In short, summer brain drain affects all children, but unfortunately is much more apparent with children from less-wealthy families.

Summer Learning Loss Facts:

• Equivalent of one month of overall learning is lost after summer break
• Six weeks are spent re-learning old material to make up for summer learning loss
• Two months of reading skills are lost over the summer
• 2 – 3 hours a week during the summer break is need to prevent any learning loss
• As early as Reception summer learning loss can be recognized
• Two months of all subject focused learning is all it takes to improve specific learning skills
• Two thirds of income based achievement gap is attributed to summer learning loss
• It can take up to 2 months from the first day of school for a student's brain development to get back on track.

How can you prevent the learning loss?

When it comes to helping to stop the flow of learning loss, parents have a key role to play. Learning loss is much less pronounced, if there at all, in families that provide learning opportunities. As a parent, we know that you want your children to have a break from formal learning this summer but it is also important for you to understand the importance of learning and try and introduce the opportunity to keep their brains active. 

• Reading - Reading can help build children’s literacy skills as well as vocabulary and writing skills.
• Story Writing - Writing stories is a great way to improve children's written language skills and easily gives them a fun and imaginative activity.
• Days Out - Exciting days out to museums, zoos, and historical sites provide great learning opportunities for children.

Develop Math Skills

Thanks to the 10ticks Home Learning System, the power to stop Summer Learning Loss is literally at your fingertips. For just £9 you can give your child access to thousands of maths worksheets, video guides and tests, along with hundreds of games and activities. With so many maths resources, you will have the flexibility to use the System in a way that will benefit your child best.

We have an exclusive 3 month Summer Learning Loss offer available to you but you must act quickly as this offer will expire 05/08/2016. Simply select how many users you wish you purchase for and click on the appropriate link below.

£9 for 1 User (RRP £39)

£12 for 2 Users (RRP £45)

£15 for 3 Users (RRP £49)

How do you help your children avoid Summer Learning Loss?

Every year we try to do something a little bit special. This year we have done something a big bit special. We have been busy writing our Action Maths – that’s active maths with a pulse, the new superfood for mathematics.

To begin, I must go back to the last century (yes that long ago), when as a young teacher I taught maths and PE. I was sent to Blackpool (not the northern equivalent of being sent to Coventry) to the Easter Blackpool PE conference. This was when LEAs (yes remember them?) had money to train teachers. The Blackpool conference put on a whole assortment of PE courses for those who wanted to use their Easter break for betterment. That year I was on a Health Related Fitness course, a relatively new concept that involved growing like a tree and relaxing to whale music...quite progressive for the time.

Going back to school, I had to implement a Health Related Fitness programme into the PE department. One lesson involved the circulation of the blood through the body. Here we used four hoops for the heart and a circuit around the hall that involved picking up red bands (oxygenated blood) and swapping them for blue bands (deoxygenated blood) as we progressed around different parts of the body. We threw in some sit ups, press ups etc just for sadistic pleasure. It was the start of kinaesthetic learning. The student retention rates of the facts, compared to their level of ability, were quite impressive.

This concept has been gnawing away at me for years. Finally, this year, I have buckled down to produce Action Maths. This is maths that involves running around and raising the pulse whilst solving mathematical problems. I have always been a big fan of doing active maths rather than passive maths. This Action Maths creates a new superfood group of mathematics, combining the benefits of active maths with the benefits of exercise. The boring research stuff is at the bottom of the page.

To find the Action Maths activities use the Search tool. Click on refine by worksheet type and select Action Maths. Refine by other criteria, if needed, then click search. In this initial set there are activities for Reception up to Year 9, with the bulk covering the Primary phase. This will also support less able KS3 students.

The Action Maths activities are there to consolidate the skills that have been taught through the 10ticks worksheets and are a way of reinforcing concepts through a variety of physical game play.

I won’t go into great details of the Action Maths activities here; you need to look through them to see the variety on offer and which suit you. They involve circuit training, hunts, relays, chases, skittles, dancing, jigsaws, trails, time challenges etc. We are always looking for suggestions, so once you have tried some of these please send us your ideas. We can add the best to the collection.

Double the benefit. A benefit of many of the resources is that they can be used away from the Action Maths environment as support material for lower abilities in small groups. This is the active maths element of the course supporting kinaesthetic learners.

Five reasons to use 10ticks Action Maths:

1). Two lessons for the price of one. As curriculum time becomes tight deliver a core subject in PE time, or add extra physical activity in core time.

2). Action Maths games are fun for the majority of children and can build a strong sense of community in the classroom.

3). Being physically active can increase attention spans, reduce stress and help students to learn. Children love to move—and they need to move. Too much sitting results in decreased circulation and a subsequent decrease in concentration, whilst certain kinds of movement stimulate the release of dopamine and noradrenaline in the brain, which are important in learning. These benefits carry on throughout the day, supporting other subjects.

4). Variety is the spice of life. The more ways you introduce and consolidate mathematical concepts the greater they are retained by students, making the students more motivated in the subject.

5). The materials can be used as support materials for low ability, kinaesthetic learners in a one-to-one, or small group environment. This active learning style has been shown to be an effective way of increasing knowledge retention.

Research: The combined benefits.

1).           Exercise              

It has been shown that after exercise people learn vocabulary 20% faster. Exercise improves short-term memory, reaction time and creativity. It increases attention span, coordination and complex thinking. 30% extra blood flow, oxygen and glucose to the brain improves learning ability.

According to Dr. John Ratey, physical fitness is like “Miracle-Gro” for the brain.   “I cannot underestimate how important regular exercise is in improving the function and performance of the brain,” he writes.  Exercise stimulates the brain to produce extra BDNF (brain-derived-neurotropic factor)  which is used to enhance the development of new neurons (and their connections).

Simply put, being physically active can help students improve attention spans, reduce stress and help students learn (Jones, 2012).

2).           Active maths

Research shows that pupils learn more when they are involved in active learning. This is because the emphasis is placed on higher order thinking skills such as analysis, synthesis and evaluation.

Further research has shown that pupils retain 90% of what they say and do. Compare this with the fact that pupils retain just 10% of what they read and 20% of what they hear and you will start to understand why active learning is so important (Source: E.Dale, 1969).

Summer is an ideal time for students of all ages to strengthen their academic skills while still having plenty of time left over for summer activities.

When the school doors close for the summer, many children struggle to access educational opportunities. Summer Brain Drain is another term for learning loss and is the loss in academic skills and knowledge over the course of summer holidays. On average, children lose about 2.6 months’ worth of grade level equivalency in mathematical skills during their summer break! What’s more, children only need to spend 2 – 3 hours per week using educational resources during the summer break to prevent any learning loss!

Studies have found that all children, regardless of background, made similar improvement during term time. It is during the long summer break that differences occurred: children from wealthier backgrounds had better access to the kinds of activities that keep their brains active, be that summer camps, physical activity programs, formal tutoring or simply more conversation with adults. In short, summer brain drain affects all children, but unfortunately is much more apparent with children from less-wealthy families.

Summer Learning Loss Facts:

• Equivalent of one month of overall learning is lost after summer break
• Six weeks are spent re-learning old material to make up for summer learning loss
• Two months of reading skills are lost over the summer
• 2 – 3 hours a week during the summer break is need to prevent any learning loss
• As early as Reception summer learning loss can be recognized
• Two months of all subject focused learning is all it takes to improve specific learning skills
• Two thirds of income based achievement gap is attributed to summer learning loss
• It can take up to 2 months from the first day of school for a student’s brain development to get back on track.

How can you prevent the learning loss?

When it comes to helping to stop the flow of learning loss, parents have a key role to play. Learning loss is much less pronounced, if there at all, in families that provide learning opportunities. As a parent, we know that you want your children to have a break from formal learning this summer but it is also important for you to understand the importance of learning and try and introduce the opportunity to keep their brains active. Thanks to the 10ticks Home Learning System, the power to stop Summer Learning Loss is literally at your fingertips.

Education Secretary Nicky Morgan will insist that all pupils study the English Baccalaureate (EBacc) subjects up until the age of 16.  At present, only 39 per cent do - itself up from 22 per cent when the EBacc measure was first introduced in 2010 by her predecessor Michael Gove. This means that every pupil in Secondary School will have to study the five core academic subjects; English, maths, science, languages and geography or history up to GCSE level as a result of radical reforms.

Banning mobile phones from schools saves one week's worth of learning per pupil over an academic year, it has been claimed.

According to new research by Louis-Philippe Beland and Richard Murphy, published by the Centre for Economic Performance at the London School of Economics, the effect of banning mobile phones from school premises adds up to the equivalent of an extra week’s schooling over a pupil’s academic year, according to research schools which banned the devices saw their 16-year-olds' test performance improve by 6.4%.

Mobile phone usage in Schools has only become a problem within the last 15 years. In a survey conducted in 2001, no school banned mobiles. By 2007, this had risen to 50%, and by 2012 some 98% of schools had opted to restrict them. In the UK, more than 90% of teenagers own a mobile phone; in the US, just under three quarters have one. The prevalence of the devices poses problems for head teachers, whose attitude towards the technology has hardened as it has become ubiquitous.

However, some schools are starting to allow limited use of the devices. New York mayor Bill de Blasio has lifted a 10-year ban on phones on school premises, with the city’s chancellor of schools stating that it would reduce inequality.

The study was run in schools in Birmingham, London, Leicester and Manchester before and after bans.

Exam boards have been ordered to change new GCSE maths papers just a few months before students are due to study them, amid concerns they are too tough.

There is a "significant risk" that assessments drawn up by three awarding bodies will be too difficult for the full range of pupils' abilities, according to research by Ofqual. Ofqual analysed the results of 4,000 mock tests of sample papers for GCSEs due to be studied in schools next term and found three of the four main exam boards had made their papers too hard for the broad spread of candidates, while the fourth, AQA, has been ordered to make its papers more "challenging". 

New maths GCSEs are scheduled to be introduced to schools and colleges from this September as part of the major education overhaul started by the previous government, to toughen up the qualifications. Former education secretary Michael Gove wanted the courses to include more challenging content, to better prepare students for studying A-levels.

As part of the research, thousands of students were asked to sit new sample maths papers. The study found average marks were very low compared with what would be expected in a real GCSE exam – even for students from the best-performing schools.

Overall, the level of difficulty in the sample papers was higher than in current GCSE papers. This is in line with the government’s demands for a more rigorous curriculum. The research found, however, that the higher-tier papers from WJEC Eduqas and Pearson were so difficult that the top grade was often no more than 50%.

"There is a significant risk that all but AQA's assessments will be too difficult for the full range of ability for the cohort for which the qualification is intended," Ofqual's report concludes. This is likely to prevent the reliable grading of students. "The additional challenge will be beneficial for the most able students but the assessments also need to support a positive experience for the rest of the cohort so as to ensure that all students become more confident and competent as mathematicians."

Pupils should be allowed to use Google when sitting GCSE and A-level exams to adapt to the way they learn, according to Mark Dawe, the OCR exam board chief executive.

Introducing tools like Google or calculators will help teachers assess the way students draw on information and apply it to their learning. Mark said everyone has Google available to them and students will only have a limited amount of time to conduct online searches anyway.

Speaking to the Daily Telegraph, Mr Dawe said: “Everyone has a computer available to solve a problem but it’s then about how they interpret the results. We have tools, like Google, why would you exclude those from students’ learning?"

“Surely when they learn in the classroom, everyone uses Google if there is a question. It is more about understanding what results you’re seeing rather than keeping all of that knowledge in your head because that’s not how the modern world works.”

He compared the idea of introducing Google to examinations to the old-age debate about whether to have books available during a test. He said: “In reality you didn’t have too much time [to consult the book] and you had to learn it anyway.”

Despite his enthusiasm about the introduction of technology during examinations, he said this reality was at least a decade away in the UK. He added: “It is important that parents and teachers understand and believe this is fair. The government would need to ensure they have the right regulation to ensure the quality of standards are maintained.”

Is England moving closer to having pupils taught maths through “state-approved” textbooks, modelled on those used in China and Singapore? That is the fear among some attendees of a meeting earlier this month, when the DfE told education publishers it wanted to see the introduction of a “quality framework” against which maths textbooks could be assessed.

One version of what this might look like has already been devised by the government-funded National Centre for Excellence in the Teaching ofMathematics. Now, under pressure from ministers, publishing organisations are working on their own version.

The move is being driven by Nick Gibb, the traditionalist schools minister running curriculum policy, following a paper published last November by Tim Oates, head of research at the exam body Cambridge Assessment. Oates argued that the quality of England’s textbooks has declined since the 1970s. Favourably citing Singapore, where textbooks are “state-approved”, he seemed to advocate such a structure here, saying publishers would have to raise their game to fulfil government expectations of the quality of their materials.

Ministers, who have set up a network of “maths hubs” around England which are welcoming visiting teachers from China, are impressed by textbooks used in the Far East.

Publishers hope that a voluntary code will assuage Gibb, who wants English schools to match the Pacific Rim in global education league tables. But the threat of a formal government approval process for maths textbooks still also seems to be around in the background.

(Full Article: http://www.theguardian.com/education/2015/feb/24/maths-state-approved-textbooks)