Sentence examples for maths set from inspiring English sources

"Classes get bigger – one local school is running its top maths set with 37 pupils – or teachers teach more, or you lose people".

Alexa can do maths, set alarms, organise your calendar and relentlessly fail to understand any single pronunciation of the name Mathieu Boogaerts.

At the drop of an A*, mummy or daddy are in the Range Rover and off to school to demand a better hockey team spot for Constanza or a higher maths set for Milo.

They were doing this really quickly, but what interested me was that these boys were in my supposedly bottom maths set and, when it came to problem solving in the traditional contexts with which I was presenting them, they appeared to be pretty hopeless.

That can be helpful – fewer children fall behind as both home and school pick up the signs – but also challenging for teachers "if a parent calls asking why isn't my son in the top maths set when he's had tuition since he was born?" Similarly, parents can dominate governing bodies, again exerting pressure on teachers.

The school involved in this trial used test questions taken from previous national Standard Assessment Test (SAT) papers, which assess the different areas of English and maths set out in the UK National Curriculum.

Her primary school had 2 maths sets- each of which seemed to teach to the middle of the set.

He looked delighted as crayons, exercise books and maths sets were distributed in brand new satchels – red for girls, black for boys.

Yes, you can work every day for the rest of your life, moving up the career ladder like you moved up maths sets, but when someone comes along and jumps the system on the back of 100,000 event attendees and simply having a good time, where does that leave the rest of us?

But the official targets for English and maths separately, set in 2004, were for 85% of pupils to achieve at least level four by last year.

The errors included a printing mistake in a maths paper, set by the AQA exam board, which included questions originally answered by pupils taking the same exam in March.