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i.e Maths grade 3** || **Support Resources i.e Lesson plan, photos etc** || Part of rotational reading activities. Focus is on reading comprehension and problem solving. Students have to read, understand and respond to the questions.
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 * **Game used in the classroom** || **In what education context and domain are they used?
 * Big Brain Academy || Year 4 - Reading

Year 8 Personal Development- 1 hour per week over a term Students record their development and progress ||  || As part of maths rotational groups. Students are assigned individual games that match the maths focus (e.g multiplication).
 * Brain Age: Train Your Brain in 10 Minutes A Day || Year 3 - Reading ||  ||
 * Maths Training || Year 4 Maths

Year 8 Personal Development- 1 hour per week over a term Students record their development and progress ||  ||
 * Make 10 ||  ||   ||