Mathematics

This subject provides young people with the mathematics and numeracy skills that are essential for everyday life. It develops an understanding of mathematical concepts and theories and is linked to science, design technology, computing personal finance and most forms of employment.

We found 276 challenges in the Subject area 'Mathematics'

Challenge Level NLH
The learner will be able to collect data about their community, present their data and respond to questions about their data.
Entry 2  10
The learner will use the functional skills of money and number in activities linked to an enterprise project.
Entry 2  30
The learner will use the correct vocabulary to compare objects by their weights and will begin to order and measure the weights of objects using non-standard units.
Entry 2  10
The learner will gain an understanding of vocabulary associated with length and using standard and non standard units in practical situations.
Entry 2  10
The learner will be able to use and apply counting, measuring and time skills during a bakery work experience.
Entry 2  10
The learner will be able to buy ingredients and prepare a simple dish following a recipe.
Entry 2  10
The learner will be able to design and construct a model.
Entry 2  10
The learner will develop their understanding of money and finances.
Entry 2  10
The learner will develop skills in number and statistics through games in a games and leisure context.
Entry 2  20
The learner will develop skills in number and measures through horticulture context.
Entry 2  30
The learner will develop skills in number and time in a home context.
Entry 2  30
The learner will be able to use counting, measuring and time management skills during a land-based work experience.
Entry 2  10
The learner will find out about activities to do in the community.
Entry 2  10
The learner will take part in an enterprising project to understand the world of work.
Entry 2  10
The learner will be able to design and make a construction.
Entry 2  10
The learner will explore measuring in a range of real-life contexts.
Entry 2  10
The learner will make connections to how maths is used in a variety of home-life contexts.
Entry 2  10
The learner will use maths to communicate information.
Entry 2  10
The learner will use mathematical skills that can be transferred for use in everyday situations.
Entry 2  10
The learner will develop skills in number and statistics in a community context.
Entry 2  30