Core Maths - why is learning mathematics to the age of 18 still on the agenda
Maths education is so important that 16-year-olds shouldn’t be pondering ‘Should I take maths post-16?’ Instead they should be asking ‘Which maths should I take?’
Historically, if AS/A level maths was not the right choice for students who had ‘passed’ GCSE maths, no suitable alternative post-16 maths option existed. 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. To play a full part in today’s society, it is essential to be able to make sense of numbers and critically analyse data.
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