Term 2 EducateMaths Overview Results and Week 10 Results
EducateMaths celebrates Term 2 and Week 10.
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All students receive the BIG GREEN TICK for progress.
Read BELOW the PRIMARY, INTERMEDIATE AND SECONDARY results for Week 10, and the Term 2 Overview
TERM 2 OVERVIEW
Maths Age Progress
Gold Certificate: Ilaria Y4 36.4 weeks
Silver Cerificate: Alex M Y5 33.8 weeks
Bronze Certificate: Courtney Y6 28.08 weeks
Bronze Certificate: Hayley Y4 28.08 weeks
Maths Progressions - average per week
Gold Certificate: Kaelah Y6 21 progressions
Silver Certificate: Logan Y5 13 progressions
Bronze Certificate: Siena Y6 11 progressions
Maths Practice - average minutes per week
Gold Certificate: Alex Y5 274 minutes
Silver Certificate: Kaelah Y6 234 minutes
Bronze Certificate: Rosa Y7 171 minutes
WEEK 10
Maths Age Progress
Gold Certificate: Max Y5 4.68 weeks
Gold Certificate: Kaelah Y6 4.68 weeks
Silver Certificate: Alex B Y5 3.64 weeks
Bronze Certificate: Johrne Y5 3.12 weeks
Bronze Certificate: Siena Y6 3.12 weeks
Bronze Certificate: Luke Y6 3.12 weeks
Maths Progressions
Gold Certificate: Kaelah Y6 17 progressions
Silver Certificate: Max Y5 11 progressions
Bronze Certificate: Luke Y6 10 progressions
Maths Minutes Practiced
Gold Certificate: Siena Y6 192 minutes
Silver Certificate: Kaelah Y6 182 minutes
Bronze Certificate: Johrne Y5 167 minutes
SECONDARY / INTERMEDIATE PROGRAMME
TERM 2 OVERVIEW
Academic Achievement
Gold Certificate: Matthew Y9 14 Excellence
Silver Certificate: Raumea Y7 5 Excellence
Silver Certificate: Alex K Y10 5 Excellence
Bronze Certificate: Ricardo Y7 3 Excellence
Modules Completed
Gold Certificate: Raumea Y7 46
Silver Certificate: Matthew Y9 43
Bronze Certificate: Araiara Y9 33
WEEK 10
Modules Completed
Gold Certificate: Jasmine Y9 6
Silver Certificate: Matthew Y9 5
Bronze Certificate: Araiara Y9 4
Positions Livewire Leaderboard New Zealand (723 students).
1st Matthew Year 9, 3rd Araiara Year 9, 5th Raumea Year 7, 6th Ricardo Year 7, 7th Alex Year 10, 10th Jasmine Year 9, 11th Grace Year 9, 12th Zoe Year 9, 14th Jacob Year 9.
EDUCATEMATHS - WE PROGRESS MATHS ACHIEVEMENT
Term 2 has been a very rewarding term. The practice has been excellent and with that the progress has been outstanding.
Our Primary and Intermediate students are positioning themselves to achieve well at college.
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