09/02/2026
Last week at our Tuition and Baking Club, pupils took part in a range of engaging maths activities. We explored fractions, compared greater and smaller numbers, and used a creative Big Ben building activity to support learning of the three times table.
As we approach our final week before half-term, children are looking forward to baking. They will be making breadsticks while developing their understanding of measurement and the perimeter of shapes.
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02/02/2026
Last week we had so much fun baking and exploring fractions through measurement.
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This week, we’re continuing our maths adventure with ¼!
What can we make when we divide the dough into quarters?
What patterns can we create when we collect the same amount of four different colours of beads? 🎨
Hands-on learning brings maths to life because fractions make the most sense when you can see them, touch them, or play with them! ✨
18/01/2026
We had so much fun last week, and this week the learning continues! 🧁✨
We’re making fairy cakes and bringing fractions to life, half vanilla and half chocolate.
While our cakes are in the oven, we’ll keep exploring fractions by sharing buttons into different groups. Learning has never been so delicious! 🍫➗🧁
12/01/2026
Our Baking club and tuition are back! Happy New Year to you all!
In our tuition, we have started looking at measurements and multiplication.
This week in our Baking Club, we’ll be learning about shapes by baking potato animals 🥔🐾. We’ll think about which shapes we need for eyes, ears, or tails, and how we can create those shapes using vegetables.
While our animals are baking, we’ll explore measurement and simple calculations. For example: if I have a 10cm or 20cm strip, how many different sticks or blocks can I use to make the same length? Can I write a calculation to show my thinking?
A fun, hands-on week of learning ahead!
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