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From the 3rd April 2023, the Catch Up® website will no longer support the internet browser IE11 (Internet Explorer 11). After this date the browser will show just a white screen.
What do you need to do?
If you are still using IE11, you will need to use an alternative browser such as Edge, Google Chrome, Firefox or Safari. If you are not able to install software on your own machine, please contact your IT department.
We’re pleased to inform you that all of the Catch Up® Numeracy resources, related to place value, have been refreshed to match the increasing use of the terminology ‘hundreds, tens and ones’ (rather than ‘units’).
We understand that these terms are still often used interchangeably, but following feedback from the Catch Up® Community, we have been able to refresh the resources to show the more commonly used term of ‘ones’.
Are you using the Catch Up® Progress Reporting Tool yet?
The Catch Up® Progress Reporting Tool allows you to enter assessment, test and session data for any of your pupils receiving a Catch Up® intervention. A nominated Catch Up® Coordinator at your school can then use it to produce pupil and group reports showing progress made.
Using the Catch Up® support tools: frequently asked questions
Dates for our Summer Term online training courses have now been released to our website.
We have listened to feedback from teachers and support staff who have attended our online training, who wanted:
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