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    It s Friday 4th March. A.k.a. World maths day. We are so excited about the day ahead. We made t-shirts and everything!

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    It s Friday 4th March. A.k.a. World maths day. We are so excited about the day ahead. We made t-shirts and everything!

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    World Maths Day PPT For Assembly

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    It s Friday 4th March. A.k.a. World maths day. We are so excited about the day ahead. We made t-shirts and everything!

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    It’s Friday 4th

    March... a.k.a.
    World Maths Day.
    Aaahhh!

    We are so excited
    about the day ahead.
    We made t-shirts and
    everything!
    The day kicked
    off with...
    Welcome to 50:50

    15 Mathionnaire
    14 Maths Teacher

    Who Wants
    13 Mrs Smith
    12 Brain the size of Mars
    11 Albert Einstein

    to be a 10
    9
    Carol Vordeman
    Brain the size of Pluto

    Mathionnaire
    8 Elle from Legally Blonde
    7 Jay Z
    6 Marge Simpson
    5 George Osbourne
    o n s a t
    ti
    4
    s
    Homer Simpson
    q ue
    with
    3 George Bush
    v el 1 5 !
    p t o le 2 A very clever plant

    el 1 u 1
    lev
    A plant can do this
    Miss Ryan kicked things
    off at 7.50am...

    The questions put everyone to the test!


    Luckily, there were plenty of audience members
    ready to be a lifeline for their House!
    The teams put their best into every
    question...
    Plato &
    Curie

    ...got knocked out on the second level


    15 Mathionnaire
    14 Maths Teacher
    13 Mrs Smith
    12 Brain the size of Mars
    11 Albert Einstein
    10 Carol Vordeman

    What is the 10th odd 9


    8
    Brain the size of Pluto
    Elle from Legally Blonde

    number? 7
    6
    Jay Z
    Marge Simpson
    5 George Osbourne
    4 Homer Simpson
    3 George W Bush
    2 A very clever plant
    50:50 1 A plant can do this

    A: 1 B: 17

    C: 19 D: 20
    Newton
    &
    Socrates

    ...were left to battle it out!


    Level 9 had
    15 Mathionnaire
    everyone 14 Maths Teacher
    Mrs Smith
    stumped! 13
    12 Brain the size of Mars
    Socrates called for 11 Albert Einstein
    10 Carol Vordeman
    ‘Ask the 9 Brain the size of Pluto
    8 Elle from Legally Blonde
    Audience’ but 7 Jay Z
    6 Marge Simpson
    there were loads 5 George Osbourne
    of different 4
    3
    Homer Simpson
    George W Bush
    answers 2 A very clever plant
    1 A plant can do this
    submitted...
    15 Mathionnaire

    Which shapes contains 14


    13
    Maths Teacher
    Mrs Smith

    the most triangles? 12


    11
    Brain the size of Mars
    Albert Einstein
    10 Carol Vordeman
    9 Brain the size of Pluto
    8 Elle from Legally Blonde
    7 Jay Z
    6 Marge Simpson
    5 George Osbourne
    4 Homer Simpson
    3 George W Bush
    2 A very clever plant
    50:50 1 A plant can do this

    A: Shape a B: Shape b

    C: Shape c D: Shape d
    Socrates were knocked out and
    Newton were triumphant.
    Maths
    Olympics
    was the next
    event...
    Maths Olympics
    The object of the game was to total
    the previous two numbers in
    relay race style.
    1 point was given for every correct
    answer but -1 for every incorrect!
    The House with the most
    points at the end won.
    Here’s how each team did...
    Maths Olympics: Plato
    Maths Olympics:
    Newton
    Maths Olympics:
    Socrates
    Maths Olympics: Curie
    So who won?
    Maths Olympics:
    Socrates

    4 place
    th
    Maths Olympics: Plato

    3 place
    rd
    Maths Olympics:
    Newton

    2 place
    nd
    Maths Olympics: Curie

    1 place!
    st
    At lunchtime, 32
    students and staff took
    part in the Human Chess
    Game
    Finally, there
    was the Thrilling
    Treasure Trail
    19 teams took
    part from each
    of the Houses.
    And the winners...
    • 4th place: Socrates
    • 3rd place: Newton
    • 2nd place: Curie
    • 1st place: Plato

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