Hello, my DD is 6 and I'm yr 2. She's been struggling with maths for a while now (can't do number bonds to 20, or the 2xtable). We've tried and tried with her, playing games etc but she gets really frustrated with us and so we've hired a tutor, due to start in early Feb. However she's come home from school with a letter stating she needs to join a class for a maths intervention, 3 times a week for 30mins for the next 10wks. It doesn't state what lessons in class she'll be missing I. Order to undertake these. Should I be worried about this? The letter comes from the SENCO teacher, who I was unaware was having any dealings with my daughter. The school are notoriously uncommunicative - I've been waiting for the teachers to arrange an appointment to discuss DD for over a term and they can't seem to find time for me. What is the 'Every Child Counts' programme and should I be worried about her? Thanks for reading so far
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Yr2 DD very behind in maths, has been offered an intervention
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clc99 · 13/01/2017 18:00
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