Securing Foundational Maths Learning in KS1
Develop teachers’ knowledge of KS1 mathematical foundations and the approaches that best support pupils’ progress through secure understanding, effective use of representations and well designed practice.
HFL Education, Bank House, Primett Road, Stevenage, SG1 3EE
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Securing strong early mathematical understanding is essential for pupils’ long term progress. This course supports KS1 teachers to develop secure foundational learning through high quality teaching, clear representations and well designed practice that builds fluency and reasoning. Teachers will explore key areas of number, calculation and the mathematical structures that matter most in KS1. The session focuses on creating depth, coherence and manageable progression so pupils can build firm knowledge over time. It also highlights practical ways to use representations and purposeful practice to strengthen pupils’ conceptual understanding and support consistent progress for all learners, including those who may need additional scaffolding.
understand the key elements of foundational learning in KS1 maths
use representations effectively to build secure understanding
apply well-designed practice to develop fluency and reasoning
plan coherent KS1 learning sequences that support firm progression
support all learners with approaches that include effective scaffolding