EducateMaths Certificates awards Week 9
EducateMaths Congratulates Student Maths Achievers
Week 9 Term 4.
Week 9 is the last week of tuition for 2019.
The EducateMaths Breakup is 18th December, where we celebrate all students progress, and recognise students who have made significant gains in their Math achievement.
The picture celebrates our student's and achievers for Week 8, Term 4.
Week 9 Term 4 Secondary / Intermediate Awardees......
Gold Achievement certificate:
Chris Y10 6 Achieved 2 Merit 3 Excellence - 19 points
Silver Achievement certificate:
Che` Y7 3 Achieved 1 Merit 1 Excellence 8 points
Ricardo Y10 3 Achieved 1 Merit 1 Excellence 8 points
Bronze Achievement:
Courtney Y7 3 Achieved 2 Merit 7 points
Primary and Intermediate Certificate Awardees
Gold Certificate:
Xavier Y3 3.12 weeks Maths Age progress
Olivia U Y6 212 minutes maths practice
Xavier Y3, 9 Maths Progressions
Silver Certificate:
Leighton Y3, Ada Y6, Aalijah Y6: 2.6 weeks Maths age progress
Ada Y6: 143 minutes Maths Practice
Aidan Y3, Knixon Y4: 7 Maths progression
Bronze Certificate:
Sarcha Y4: 2.08 weeks Maths Age progress
Knixon Y4: 110 minutes Maths Practice
Ada Y6, Aalijah Y6, Olivia U Y6, Lachlan Y6, Toni Y8: 5 Maths Progressions
EducateMaths congratulates the above students on their maths practice, achievment and progress.
EducateMaths is pleased to see the progress students are making. Students who consistently practice 100+ minutes of maths each week make good progress
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