Mastering Number - Embedding the Impact Communities

For schools in who have already engaged in the Mastering Number Programme there is an opportunity to join an Embedding the Impact Community where schools will continue to work with the Maths Hub on Embedding the Impact as you move into using the Mastering Number materials in 2023/24. To be eligible to join the community the school must be involved in the Teaching for Mastery programme in a Developing, Embedding or Sustaining Work Group in 2023/24.

 

What is involved?

The Mastering Number Embedding the Impact Community will be an online Work Group with optional online meetings. In 2022-23 these included support meetings on “Transition to Y3 and SEN” and “New to teaching Mastering Number” alongside an additional ‘drop in’ session. The online community will be there to help support reflection and thinking around the programme materials.  

Participating schools will need to nominate one person to be part of the community; this person will be the nominated Mastering Number Lead for the school. It may be the subject leader or a teacher from KS1 who will work with the subject leader to keep the programme moving forward, and support key understanding of the Mastering Number themes within your school. Schools will be able to continue to gain access to the materials as they have this year and it will be possible to revisit training videos and recordings of Live Sessions. Don’t worry if you have new teachers in Reception, Year 1 or Year 2 they will be able to register to access the materials. (Please scroll to the bottom of this page to see how to add a new teacher)

The video below is a summary of the Mastering Number programme. It provides an overview of the materials and captures aspects of the impact on pupils and staff who took part in the 21-22 Mastering Number Programme. 

 

 

What are the benefits?

Participating in the Work Group will provide the following benefits to participant schools:

  • Your pupils will show confidence in exploring additive relationships
  • Your pupils will make good progress towards the Early Learning Goals and year group expectations
  • You will work with colleagues either in school or in a local school to better understand how the Mastering Number resources can enhance teaching
  • You and your school leaders will build on the learning of the first year of involvement to embed and sustain the practice in future years

 

What are the expectations?

Schools chosen to participate commit to the following expectations:

  • The school is participating in a 2023/24 Teaching for Mastery Work Group
  • The school will continue Mastering Number in all Reception, Year 1 and Year 2 classes (as an addition to their daily maths lesson in Year 1 and Year 2)
  • The Mastering Number Lead nominated by the school will be expected to contribute to local online Community activity, led by the Community Lead, reflecting on the implementation and impact of the programme, and sharing practice and challenges as they revisit themes from Mastering Number

 

Who can apply?

This community is open to all 2022/23 Mastering Number schools who are engaged in a 2023/24 Teaching for Mastery Work Group. It is also open to schools who engaged in Mastering Number 2021/22 who have not previously engaged in this community.

Further information on our Teaching for Mastery Work Groups can be found below:

 

 

If you are unsure which Teaching for Mastery Work Group is appropriate for you school please email admin@emsmathshub.org.uk.

 

What is the cost?

Mastering Number - Embedding the Impact Community is fully funded by the Maths Hubs Programme, so is free to participating schools.

 

Interested?

We are no longer accepting enrolment for this Community for 2023/24, however we have now opened enrolment for 2024/25. Follow the link below for further information. 

 

New Lead Teacher?

If you have already enrolled and need to replace a lead teacher in Reception, Year 1 or Year 2  please complete this Google Form with the details of the new teacher. We will then contact the teacher with information on how to access the materials.