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...

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Brain the size of Mars

Carol VordemanBrain the size of Pluto

Marge Simpson

Jay ZElle from Legally Blonde

George Osbourne

George BushA very clever plant

A plant can do this

Welcome to

Who Wants to be a

Mathionnaire

50:50

Homer Simpson

Albert Einstein

with questions at

level 1 up to level

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The questions put everyone to the test!

Miss Ryan kicked things off at 7.50am...

Luckily, there were plenty of audience members ready to be a lifeline for their House!

The teams put their best into every question...

PlatoCurie

&

...got knocked out on the second level

A: 1

C: 19

B: 17

D: 20

50:50

What is the 10th odd number?

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MathionnaireMaths Teacher

Mrs SmithBrain the size of Mars

Carol Vordeman

Brain the size of Pluto

Jay ZElle from Legally Blonde

George Osbourne

George W BushA very clever plantA plant can do this

Homer Simpson

Albert Einstein

Marge Simpson

Socrates

Newton

...were left to battle it out!

&

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MathionnaireMaths TeacherMrs Smith

Brain the size of Mars

Carol VordemanBrain the size of Pluto

Jay ZElle from Legally Blonde

George Osbourne

George W BushA very clever plant

A plant can do this

Homer Simpson

Albert Einstein

Marge Simpson

Level 9 had everyone stumped!

Socrates called for ‘Ask the

Audience’ but there were loads

of different answers

submitted...

A: Shape a

C: Shape c

B: Shape b

D: Shape d

50:50

Which shapes contains the most triangles?

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MathionnaireMaths Teacher

Mrs SmithBrain the size of Mars

Carol Vordeman

Brain the size of Pluto

Jay ZElle from Legally Blonde

George Osbourne

George W BushA very clever plantA plant can do this

Homer Simpson

Albert Einstein

Marge Simpson

Socrates were knocked out and Newton were triumphant.

Maths Olympics

was the next event...

Maths OlympicsThe 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

4th place

Maths Olympics:

Plato

3rd place

Maths Olympics:

Newton

2nd place

Maths Olympics:

Curie

1st place!

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