Assistant Principal Report 

It can be hard for parents to know how best to support their child’s learning in all learning areas, including mathematics. This can be made even harder during challenging times as the education landscape is changing and many parents and carers are at home trying to work, help with learning from home, care for family and friends, negotiate who gets to use things like the computer, toys, books, the table, etc.

To help, we’ve put together some advice that we hope will be useful to any parent or carer.

Games are a great way of developing mathematical skills… and you get to have some fun, spend some time together and get away from screens. When playing games, try starting off by playing a few games together without worrying too much about strategy or who wins or loses. Once you’ve played a few times, see if you can work out strategies to help you win!

Dani Bird 

Assistant Principle