MATHLETICS 4 SCHOOLS
About
Mathletics 4 Schools is a unique co-curricular and extra curricular programme that combines maths topics with athletics skills in a fun way. The programme is based on the primary maths curriculum for 1st through to 6th class and has been designed by our experienced maths and athletics team.
INNOVATION IN MATHS
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Makes maths fun and interesting, taking it out of the classroom.
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Helps students develop a better understanding of maths.
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Offers a different more hands on approach to problem solving.
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All games are group focused so students learn to work as part of a team.
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Improves perception and attitudes towards maths.
DEVELOPS ATHLETIC SKILLS
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Students get the opportunity to learn many athletic skills including: sprinting, relays, long jump, high jump, hurdles, javelin and shot put.
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Improves the following core fundamental movement skills (FMS); running, jumping and throwing, which in turn improves agility, balance and co-ordination.
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Delivers additional PE, this is especially important as 4 out of 5 primary school children are currently not getting enough exercise.
SAMPLE SESSIONS
Services
Mathletics 4 Schools provides a range of top quality services and packages for schools and parents. Our goal is that every child in Ireland will have the opportunity to experience Mathletics.
PE Programme
Our school PE programme can be tailored to suit your specific requirements. Whether you choose 1 hour, 1 day or 1 term we work closely with your school to achieve the most for your students.
Equipment Pack
Coming Soon!
We are currently in the process of designing an Equipment pack for schools which will enable our programme to be delivered by the teachers themselves.
Afterschool
Our fantastic one hour after school classes are suitable for children aged 6-12. They currently run weekly in a number of schools in Bray and Wicklow, with future locations to be confirmed.
Summer Camps
Our hugely popular Summer camps are suitable for Children aged 6-12. Our camp games are specifically designed to complement the primary school curriculum while maintaining a fun element throughout.
