Please find below the progression of Maths Passports from the British Isles to Atlantis.
The guidance sheets contain the targets for each Maths Passport as well as helpful guidance questions to support you and your child when practising at home.
Please note that as a school we have split the Europe Maths Passport into two sections. From the British Isles, children travel to Europe via the Channel Tunnel where they learn by heart number bonds to 10 and how to count up and down to and from 50. Within the Europe Maths Passport, children learn to count to and from 100, as well as how to count across 100 forwards and backwards.
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1-5. British Isles Guidelines | [pdf 223KB] |
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6. Channel Tunnel and Europe Guidelines | [pdf 152KB] |
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7. Asia Guidelines | [pdf 247KB] |
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8. Africa Guidelines | [pdf 169KB] |
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9. Antarctica Guidelines | [pdf 176KB] |
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10. Australasia Guidelines | [pdf 172KB] |
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11. North America Guidelines | [pdf 166KB] |
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12. South America Guidelines | [pdf 169KB] |
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13. GlobeTrotter Guidelines | [pdf 167KB] |
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14. Pangea Guidelines | [pdf 335KB] |
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15. Lost Island Guidelines | [pdf 308KB] |
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16. Atlantis Guidelines | [pdf 325KB] |
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We understand that practising Maths Passport targets with your child can become increasingly more challenging as they move through the passports beyond number bonds and times tables targets (beyond Pangea). Further support can be found in the 'online games' tab.