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1. • • Studying Core Maths helps students to develop important skills through using and applying maths to solve meaningful and real-life problems. Students develop data handling and critical analysis skills.
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   Why is Core Maths important?

   • Core Maths has a key role to play in achieving the ambition for a ‘high skills, high wage’ workforce and a thriving economy. These qualifications have been designed specifically to meet this national need. They have significant value for students.

   The importance of promoting Core Maths as practical and valuable

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   What is Core Maths?

   • Core Maths encompasses several qualifications which develop understanding of mathematics and data in their broadest sense, equipping students with the mathematical, statistics and data skills needed for their post-16 studies in most subjects, for personal development, financial awareness, and employment.

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   Is Core Maths a good choice?

   • Now (since 2014) Core Maths, which is specifically designed to fill this qualification gap, is establishing itself as an excellent option for these students. Everyday life and work are becoming increasingly mathematical.

   The importance of Core Maths and the support available

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   What is Core Maths GCSE?

   • Core Maths develops the mathematical skills students gained at GCSE. It focuses on using and applying maths to solve problems drawn from other subjects, work, and real life. The Core Maths course includes new content such as statistics, financial maths and using algebra. Many sixth-form courses include mathematical content.

   Benefits of teaching and studying Core Maths - AMSP

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   What makes a core maths lesson different?

   • A Core Maths lesson will feel different to a GCSE or A level maths lesson because of the emphasis is on real-world problem-solving. Context is always at the forefront, and students must communicate how they solved the problem. Try this interactive Core Maths activity on Planning a Festival to get a flavour of the content of the course.

   What is Core Maths? - AMSP

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   What is included in the core maths course?

   • The Core Maths course includes new content such as statistics, financial maths and using algebra. Many sixth-form courses include mathematical content. Assessment of mathematical skills is included in a third of all non-maths A levels (see this DfE document for details).

   Benefits of teaching and studying Core Maths - AMSP

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3. royalsociety.org › projects › why-core-mathsWhy Core Maths? - Royal Society

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   In the 2021-22 academic year only 11,683 students across 740 schools and colleges sat the Core Maths exam – an estimated 7% of the potential numbers. More than half of these schools and colleges entered ten candidates or fewer and geographically, provision is unevenly spread.

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4. www.aqa.org.uk › blog › why-core-maths-heres-whyWhy Core Maths? Here's why... - AQA

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   Jan 8, 2024 · The Core of Core Maths AQA's Level 3 Certificate in Mathematical Studies sets itself apart by staying clear of complex algebra and theory. Instead, it prioritises practicality, including competent and efficient use of a calculator.

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6. www.ncetm.org.uk › features › the-importance-of-coreThe importance of Core Maths and the support available

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   • The Situation in England
   • Schools and Colleges Where CORE Maths Is Growing
   • Funding and Support For CORE Maths

   In England, compared with other developed countries, an unusually low proportion of young people study maths to a level beyond GCSE standardand the large majority of those who succeed in achieving the national expectation of a grade 4 or above in GCSE Maths stop studying maths at the age of 16. This is over 250,000 students each year. A level Maths...

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   This case studyshows how one state funded comprehensive school, Harrogate Grammar, is offering Core Maths very successfully, benefiting the whole school curriculum, enhancing students’ opportunities and supporting the teaching and learning of other subjects. Other excellent examples of colleges that are providing their students with a full Level 3 ...

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   For schools and colleges that do not currently offer these pathways, extensive help is available through the Advanced Maths Support Programme (AMSP). This is the successor to the highly successful Further Maths Support Programme (FMSP) and Core Maths Support Programme (CMSP). Like the FMSP, it is managed by MEI. The AMSP was launched at the 2018 ME...

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7. amsp.org.uk › leadership › core-mathsBenefits of teaching and studying Core Maths - AMSP

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   Core Maths develops the mathematical skills students gained at GCSE. It focuses on using and applying maths to solve problems drawn from other subjects, work, and real life. The Core Maths course includes new content such as statistics, financial maths and using algebra.

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   Jan 26, 2022 · Core Maths has a key role to play in achieving the ambition for a ‘high skills, high wage’ workforce and a thriving economy. These qualifications have been designed specifically to meet this national need. They have significant value for students.

9. amsp.org.uk › teachers › core-mathsWhat is Core Maths? - AMSP

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   It is for anyone who has achieved at least a grade 4 in GCSE maths and is usually studied alongside 3 A levels or a BTEC/ T level. Students will solve problems involving finance, statistics, and estimation by studying Core Maths and develop their critical thinking skills.

10. www.stem.org.uk › news-and-views › opinionsCore Maths: the most significant development in post-16 ...

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    Nov 29, 2017 · However, there is a strong case that mathematical and quantitative skills are important for students’ future study and career. Core Maths plays a vital part in this as there is a strong focus on problem-solving, reasoning and the practical application of mathematics and statistics.