Mathletics

Celebrating Our Maths Learning!

We have plenty to celebrate when it comes to Mathematics learning across our school! Our students have been working hard, challenging themselves and developing their mathematical skills through regular use of Mathletics at home.

The numbers really tell the story!

🌟 Our students are making great progress

Across the school, students have completed 8,245 curriculum activities, with an impressive 82% of these activities achieving a score of 85% or higher. Even more encouragingly, 97% of completed activities were scored at 50% or above.

This demonstrates the wonderful persistence and commitment our students are showing as they develop their mathematical understanding and confidence.

🏆 More than 1.1 million points!

Our students have collectively earned more than 1.1 million curriculum points through their mathematical learning. That's an incredible amount of effort, practice and problem-solving!

🚀 A special shout-out to our students!

Our Year 2 students have shown fantastic engagement, completing 1,530 curriculum activities, with 85% achieving a score of 85% or higher.

Our Year 3 students have also been incredibly active mathematicians. They have completed the highest number of activities across the school and collectively earned an amazing 975,297 points!

We have also seen excellent results in Live Mathletics, with students across the school achieving impressive accuracy rates of around 96–98%.

💪 It's more than just numbers

While these statistics are fantastic, what we are most proud of is what they represent: students having a go, practising their skills, learning from mistakes and challenging themselves to improve.

Every activity completed, point earned and certificate achieved represents another opportunity for a student to build their mathematical confidence.

A huge congratulations to all of our students for their enthusiasm and commitment to Mathematics. We look forward to seeing even more points, progress and mathematical problem-solving in the months ahead!

Keep calculating, keep challenging yourself and keep those maths brains working!