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Numeracy Day is coming.... Thursday 19th Oct.

9th Oct 2023

On Thursday 19th October 2023, we will be holding a Numeracy Day as part of ‘Maths Week Ireland’ which will provide an opportunity to celebrate mathematics and boost motivation and interest in the subject.

We are asking for pupils to come to school on this date, dressed as someone ‘Numeracy related.’ This might include dressing up as someone who uses Numeracy in their job, such as a shop assistant, builder, teacher etc. Another option is to come in a Numeracy-themed costume, such as a sporting kit with numbers on it, a specially designed t-shirt with numbers. There are lots of different possibilities!

On Numeracy Day, each class will have a visit from someone to talk about how they use Numeracy in their job. Each class will also have a lesson focusing on practical skills in Numeracy.

We are looking forward to celebrating Numeracy on this date!

Mr McCullough

Numeracy Coordinator