Follow this link to see the curriculum in more detail:
Mathematics programmes of study: key stages 1 and 2 (publishing.service.gov.uk)
St Joseph’s teaches the National Curriculum informed by the ‘White Rose Small Steps Mastery Scheme of Work’. This scheme uses whole class, mastery teaching and moves the children on in very small steps so that all children can achieve their age-related expectations.
The understanding of Mastery concepts is developed using concrete resources, pictorial representations and abstract representations. Children are encouraged to make small steps, to make links with what they already know, to use mathematical vocabulary when discussing their learning and understanding, to use variation and fluency to cement and practice their learning and then to reason with their knowledge to achieve greater depth within a concept rather than moving on to new material before full understanding is reached.
See this link for more info about mastery teaching: https://www.ncetm.org.uk/teaching-for-mastery/mastery-explained/five-big-ideas-in-teaching-for-mastery/
And this one for more information about the White Rose Scheme including long term plans and information and guides for parents: Advice and guidance for parents | White Rose Maths
