Numeracy and Mathematics Benchmarks (Word version)
transfer and apply their knowledge and skills within numeracy and mathematics and across the curriculum to solve a range of problems. Use mathematical vocabulary and notation uses correct mathematical vocabulary Learners need to: apply the correct mathematical vocabulary, notation and appropriate units in a range of contexts.
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