It's a sad day here at SPS, as today will be the last blog post from us, as our three running projects are coming to an end.
As many of you will know, the numeracy project, What you say COUNTS! has been our longest running project, and we have thoroughly enjoyed the process of changing attitudes towards maths over the past two years.
We hope that we have inspired comprehensive school pupils to realise that maths is used in everyone's everyday working lives, inspiring them to reach for their future career goals and achieve them. We also hope that we have encouraged younger children who have spoken to us on community days, or have completed our learning packs to realise that maths is actually fun!
As many of you will know, the numeracy project, What you say COUNTS! has been our longest running project, and we have thoroughly enjoyed the process of changing attitudes towards maths over the past two years.
We hope that we have inspired comprehensive school pupils to realise that maths is used in everyone's everyday working lives, inspiring them to reach for their future career goals and achieve them. We also hope that we have encouraged younger children who have spoken to us on community days, or have completed our learning packs to realise that maths is actually fun!
To those who have had a keen interest in changing their own negative attitude towards numeracy, we hope that we have proved that maths can be comprehensible, engaging, and compelling if you give the subject a chance to be.
If you are a parent who has requested our Learning Activity Pack, our Christmas Activity Pack for your child, or have supported us by following us on Facebook or Twitter, we would like to say thanks to you too. Your support has encouraged us to strive to achieve more than we possibly believed we could.
Although this is the end of the pilot scheme, we hope this isn't goodbye. We are hoping to get more funding to continue administering the scheme, so ensure you like us on Facebook, or follow us on Twitter so we can keep you updated with any developments (links to our Facebook/Twitter below)
Thanks for your support!
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