N UMERACY IS E VERYWHERE, YOU And YOU need it!. W HY ? In NI, 1 in 4 adults have poor numeracy skills. Therefore 1 in 4 people are more likely to be unemployed.

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N UMERACY IS E VERYWHERE, YOU And YOU need it!

W HY ? In NI, 1 in 4 adults have poor numeracy skills. Therefore 1 in 4 people are more likely to be unemployed or in low paid jobs. ONE You don’t want to be the ONE in four.

S O WHAT CAN YOU DO ? 1. Attitude -Take every opportunity to improve your skills not just in Maths Lessons. 2. Attendance -You must be at school fully equipped to learn. 3. Achievement -Learn the basics. -Complete all work, ask for help and do your best.

Y EAR 8, 9,10 Year 10 is a very important year However, The preparation starts in Year 8!

C OMPETITION T IME Regular competitions. Look out for the posters. With achievements points and prizes up for grabs. Our First Competition:ESTIMATION -person with closest answer by next Thursday gets a prize. -Leave answers in the box in porch of Room 25, put your name and form class.