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Year 11 Trip to ‘Maths in Action’
Last week myself and Mr Hooper had the pleasure of taking 15 year 11’s to ‘Maths in Action’ – a day of talks about maths and it’s applications in life. The students had a great...
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Year 11 Trip to ‘Maths in Action’
Last week myself and Mr Hooper had the pleasure of taking 15 year 11’s to ‘Maths in Action’ – a day of talks about maths and it’s applications in life.
The students had a great day and I was very proud of the standard to which they represented the school.
Highlights of the day were a talk by a ‘University Challenge’ semi-finalist and a juggler who discussed predictions and how important predicting outcomes can be for the safety of others in certain professions.
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