PM to set out 'maths to 18' plan in first speech of the year | Dumbarton and Vale of Leven Reporter
Rishi Sunak will lay out his priorities and ambitions for the year ahead, which will include a new mission to combat high rates of innumeracy.
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Rishi Sunak will lay out his priorities and ambitions for the year ahead, which will include a new mission to combat high rates of innumeracy.
Rishi Sunak will lay out his priorities and ambitions for the year ahead, which will include a new mission to combat high rates of innumeracy.
Rishi Sunak pledges to boost the country’s numeracy skills by requiring all school pupils in England to study some form of maths to age 18. This could include algebra and statistics, or financial literacy such as learning about mortgages and savings rates.
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In his first major speech as PM this afternoon, Rishi Sunak will promise to equip children for the 'jobs of the future' by combating high rates of innumeracy in the UK.