Clear curriculum, confident learners

Three students looking at a Maths — No Problem! textbook.

A mastery-based programme supports progression and learner confidence while in coherence within the Curriculum for Wales — The Curriculum Mapping document lays this all out for Maths Leads and senior leaders in one easy-to-read handout.

See at a glance where Maths — No Problem! supports your existing School Improvement Plan and promotes Estyn readiness.

Using Maths — No Problem! alongside the Curriculum for Wales

Curriculum for Wales Mapping Document

We are proud to support a growing community of primary schools in Wales utilising our maths programme to build mathematical fluency and nurture confident, capable learners.

This Curriculum Mapping document demonstrates how our coherent, master-based approach can be used to support curriculum planning, teaching and assessment, in line with Curriculum for Wales expectations.

Inside this document you will find:

→ An outline of how Maths — No Problem! nurtures the five mathematical proficiencies.

→ Guidance for alignment to the Progression Step 1 for Early Years.

→ Guidance for alignment to the Progression Steps 2 and 3 for Years 1–6.

→ Clarity on how Maths — No Problem! supports your school and the wider curriculum in Wales.

"The Welsh mapping document for Maths — No Problem! is excellent. It shows exactly how its mastery-based approach supports the progression steps and fulfils the five mathematical proficiencies, supporting teachers to deepen their pupils' mathematical understanding. The content is mapped out in a way that makes it easy to use, clear and concise."
Tom BestYsgol Sandycroft

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Sandycroft pupils working with Maths — No Problem! textbooks

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Sandycroft School faces the challenges reported by many schools in Wales: mixed-age teaching, high pupil mobility and more recently, an increasing number of pupils with complex Additional Learning Needs (ALN).

Despite this, Sandycroft has built a reputation for being a high-achieving, welcoming school with strong learner outcomes.