🏆Top class at each level

Each level had its own all-Ireland leaderboard, and each class’s best single go counted. The top class at each level was:

• ✓2nd class: Miss Gilmartin’s 2nd Class, Galmoy Mixed NS, Kilkenny (8,680)
• ✓3rd class: two classes were listed in 1st place: Miss Gilmartin’s 3rd Class (Multigrade), Galmoy Mixed NS, Kilkenny (8,360) and Ms. Leahy’s 3rd Class, Scoil Mocheallóg, Limerick (8,040)
• ✓4th class: Mr Lawlor’s 4th Class, Holy Rosary PS, Dublin (8,200)
• ✓5th class: Mr. Molloy, St Conleths NS, Kildare (7,760)
• ✓6th class: M. Katie’s 6th Class, Lucan Community National School, Dublin (8,120)

📜Certificates for every class

The top class in each county at each level won a County Winner certificate, so a class only had to beat the classes in its own county. Every class that played earned a certificate with its best score on it, and the county tables are still up on the leaderboards.

📅Maths all year round

The Challenge lasted ten school days, but the maths doesn’t have to stop. On 123learn, the online learning platform by Coding Ireland, there’s a complete year of Maths for every class from Junior Infants to 6th Class, ready to run as your maths programme for the whole year.

• ✓Ready-to-teach lessons on the whiteboard, with no pupil devices required
• ✓Interactive activities in explore, guided and challenge modes, plus a Maths Activity Bank for extra practice on the spot
• ✓A pupil Activity Book and a Teacher Resource Book, built to the NCCA Primary Mathematics Curriculum

The Maths Week Challenge returns next year. Until then, keep maths going every week with Coding Ireland.