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Curro Creston adopts new programme

Aarnout Brombacher demonstrated the ‘Number Sense Mathematics Programme’ at school last week.

November 19, 2019
South Coast Herald Less than a minute
Curro Creston College’s Junior and Senior Primary teachers (from left) Genarize Pretorius, Neesha Luckraj, Kay-Lee Heaver, Julie Tarr and Lauren Lourens benefited immensely from the ‘Number Sense Mathematics Programme’ training presented by Aarnout Brombacher (third from right).

Curro Creston College welcomed Aarnout Brombacher of the ‘Number Sense Mathematics Programme’ to school last Wednesday, October 30.

Junior and Senior Primary teachers watched Aarnout demonstrate the programme during demo sessions.

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All teachers then enjoyed a comprehensive lecture after school.

Exciting news is that from 2020, the school will adopt the Number Sense Programme in both Junior and Senior Primary.

A big thank you to Aarnout for spending the day with us.

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November 19, 2019
South Coast Herald Less than a minute

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