Maths Department at Newbold Community School. Use Twitter to access useful hints and tips from the Maths Department.

Joined February 2013
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Rain=revision, don't waste the day! #educatingnewbold @NewboldSchool @newbold6thform
Y11 foundation paper students, LOTS of revision exercises have been set on iamlearning for you. Please RT
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Our Library is now open 8-5 Mon-Wed. Need a quiet place to work? @NewboldSchool @newbold6thform @NewboldLibrary #bringiton #success RT
A y7 student with the 2nd highest useage on iamlearning already and 88% of that time done at home. Brilliant!
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Replying to @FreshUni
“@FreshUni: How should GCSE students prepare for A-levels? bit.ly/16ht7yh” Definitely worth a read year 12 - RT – at East Lindsey, England
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Replying to @tobyperkinsmp
@tobyperkinsmp @NewboldSchool Record breaking results at Newbold Community School #success #TheChallenge
anybody know if the IT technicians are in over the hols? my laptop says it has a virus and I'm too chicken to press anything!
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Activity day and the weather is going to be hot, get the sunscreen on @newboldKS3 @NewboldSchool @NCSP_ARTS @newbold6thform
Ratio in the real world. It's a tough choice deciding which to eat
8B1 made a change in the right direction & were rewarded with a full house of level sevens on their last assessment, not that they know yet
where are the maths department?
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Replying to @NewboldSchool
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Y10...Remember, an examiner can't mark what you do in your head. You need to show working for everything worth more than 1 mark. Good Luck!
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Les Mis! Get your tickets while you can @NewboldSchool @D_Times RT
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Y11 stats revision session friday 21st 8:55-1:10 in M3G. Please bring textbooks.
well done y11's, particularly impressed with one person coming in for an exam with a broken shoulder. That's the attitude we want Y10!
Y11 don't forget that the next paper is a calculator one...you'll need to bring your calculator and make sure you use it!
next question attached...it's a common one, often appears at the end of the foundation paper/beginning of higher