Maths Awards Week 5 Term 1 2020 EducateMaths
Maths Achievers Week 5 Term 1 2020
EducateMaths congratulates students for their practice, achievement and progress Week 5.
The photos show last weeks and previous award winners.
Special mention to Toni and Luke, who work their maths by video conference, being remote from a tutor.
Week 5 Term 1 Secondary / Intermediate Awardees
Gold Achievement certificate:
Humayl Y10 6 Modules 2 Achieved 1 Merit 3 Excellence - 13 points
Silver Achievement certificate:
Che` Y9 4 Modules 1 Achieved 3 Excellence - 11 points
Bronze Achievement:
Zoe Y8 8 Modules 8 Achieved 8 points
Primary and Intermediate Certificate Awardees
Gold Certificate:
Camryn Y4 12.48 weeks Maths Age progress
Daniel Y6 248 minutes maths practice
Camryn Y4 23 Maths Progressions
Silver Certificate:
Kristian Y4, 9.88 weeks Maths age progress
Camryn Y4 214 minutes Maths Practice
Kristian Y4 22 Maths progression
Bronze Certificate:
Maddie Y3 7.8 weeks Maths Age progress
Kristian Y4 163 minutes Maths Practice
Olivia Y7, Jude Y7 10 Maths Progressions
EducateMaths congratulates the above students on their maths practice, achievement and progress in Week 4
Students who consistently practice 100+ minutes of maths each week make good progress
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