Mathematics

​​Mathematics aims to ensure that students:  

• become confident, proficient and effective users and communicators of mathematics, who can investigate, represent and interpret situations in their personal and work lives, think critically, and make choices as active, engaged, numerate citizens  
• develop proficiency with mathematical concepts, skills, procedures and processes, and use them to demonstrate mastery in mathematics as they pose and solve problems, and reason with number, algebra, measurement, space, statistics and probability 
  
• make connections between areas of mathematics and apply mathematics to model situations in various fields and disciplines  
• foster a positive disposition towards mathematics, recognising it as an accessible and useful discipline to study  
• acquire specialist mathematical knowledge and skills that underpin numeracy development and lead to further study in mathematics and other disciplines.