Literacy & Numeracy Aims

Our Aims....

For Children.......

·         Develop children’s self-confidence and image of themselves as SUCCESSFUL learners.

·         Involve diagnostic assessment of children’s understanding, strengths and weaknesses.

·         Establish priorities and analyse results.

·         Adapt and tailor our teaching resources to your child’s identified needs.

·         Incorporate regular reviews and assessment of your child’s individual progress.

·         Involve children in the assessment of their own learning and progress, thereby developing their capacity to become independent learners

 

For Adults.......

·         Develop adult’s self-confidence and image of themselves as SUCCESSFUL learners.

·         Involve diagnostic assessment of your understanding, strengths and weaknesses.

·         Establish priorities and analyse results.

·         Adapt and tailor our teaching resources to your identified needs.

·         Incorporate regular reviews and assessment of your progress.

·         Involve adults in the assessment of their own learning and progress, thereby developing their capacity to become independent learners.

Literacy Aims

Children & Adults will:

• Develop the necessary skills to use and understand the English language confidently, appropriately and accurately to the best of your ability.

• Be equipped with the linguistic skills and confidence to make sense of themselves and the world around you.

• Develop an awareness of the interrelationship of all the skills of English.

• Speak clearly, fluently and cogently.

• Listen to the spoken word attentively, with understanding, pleasure and empathy.

• Read from a range of materials fluently and with understanding, for enjoyment and information.

• Write effectively for a range of audiences and purposes, using spelling, punctuation and syntax accurately and confidently.

• Use their proficiency in one of the English skills to improve the quality of their work in other areas.
  
  

Numeracy Aims

Mathematics is a tool for everyday life. It is a whole network of concepts and relationships, which provide a way of viewing and making sense of the world. It is used to analyse and communicate information and ideas and to tackle a range of practical tasks and real life problems. It also provides the materials and means for creating new imaginative worlds to explore.

Children & Adults will:

• Build on and be able to apply their mathematical knowledge, concepts and skills.

• Become numerate thinkers.

• Apply their knowledge and skills to solve increasingly complex problems.

• Use mathematics to reason and explain, to think logically and to work systematically and accurately.

• Be able to work both independently and in cooperation with others.

• Be able to use and apply mathematics across the curriculum and in real life.