• In Years 7 and 8 students are taught mathematics as a form and they have seven fifty-minute lessons per fortnight. The scheme of work is based upon the "New National Framework for Mathematics" series by K M Vickers and is underpinned by the Key Objectives in the National Framework for Teaching Mathematics. Throughout the key stage, students study all the main areas of mathematics, (number, algebra, shape and space and data handling), with the emphasis being on using and applying mathematics to solve problems. Students have access to a wide range of resources via google classrooms, including schemes of work, electronic text books, websites, revision materials and videos.
• The department subscribes to the Dr Frost learning platform which is useful tool for students to self learn any topics they have missed due to absence or for revising key topics they have forgotten. Homework is set twice a week, each being approximately 25-30 minutes, and students access this via google classrooms. 
• Regular assessments take place to monitor progress. 
• From year 9 students are set according to ability.

• In Years 10 and 11 students have seven fifty minute lessons per fortnight and are set according to ability. The curriculum is based on the Edexcel linear specification 1MA1 which does not have a coursework component. All students currently follow the higher tier course, with the aim of most students achieving grades 9-7. The emphasis in Key Stage 4, as in Key Stage 3, is on using and applying mathematics to solve problems.
• Regular assessments take place to monitor students progress. As in Key Stage 3 students have access to a wide range of resources via google classrooms, including schemes of work, electronic text books, websites, revision materials and videos.
• The department subscribes to the Dr Frost learning platform which is useful tool for students to self learn any topics they have missed due to absence or for revising key topics they have forgotten.
• During the latter half of Year 11, students are given the opportunity to practice past examination papers so that they become familiar with the style of exam questioning and the types of questions which often appear.

The department offers the following IB courses in the Sixth Form:

• IB Analysis and Approaches - Higher Level
• IB Applications and Interpretations - Standard Level 

Extensive use of a graphical calculator is made in all Sixth Form mathematics courses and consequently all students are required to have their own graphical calculator. (Casio FXCG50).

• Junior, Intermediate and Senior Maths Challenge

• Maths Clinic - KS3 and KS4 pupils can get support

• There are usually some fun Maths clubs run by Sixth Form Prefects.  The offering changes each year. 

• KS5 problem-solving sessions (aimed at HL students.)