Based on the End Of Term Pub Quiz by 'andrewchambers' - https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/andrewchambers
As part of my role as numeracy coordinator, I hosted an inter-house competition for my school, with teams earning points towards house totals. The quiz was hosted in the hall, with a whole year group split into teams of 4 (mixed ability). Students came out of a maths lesson to take part - 3 rounds of the Quiz took the full hour.
I tweaked the questions to suit different year groups, and hosted the quiz four times, once with each year group. Students were given 30secs-1min (using professional judgement to determine how long they need) to answer each question, writing their answers on answer sheet. Then at end of each round swapped with another team to mark.
All students were engaged and pooled their knowledge to help answer different style of questions. Code breakers etc mean that students don't necessarily need to be high flyers to take part.
If two teams were evenly scored, the Pi starter was used as a decider. Most digits of Pi correct wins!
(P.S. A whistle is useful for regaining order when a full year group is in the hall!)
As part of my role as numeracy coordinator, I hosted an inter-house competition for my school, with teams earning points towards house totals. The quiz was hosted in the hall, with a whole year group split into teams of 4 (mixed ability). Students came out of a maths lesson to take part - 3 rounds of the Quiz took the full hour.
I tweaked the questions to suit different year groups, and hosted the quiz four times, once with each year group. Students were given 30secs-1min (using professional judgement to determine how long they need) to answer each question, writing their answers on answer sheet. Then at end of each round swapped with another team to mark.
All students were engaged and pooled their knowledge to help answer different style of questions. Code breakers etc mean that students don't necessarily need to be high flyers to take part.
If two teams were evenly scored, the Pi starter was used as a decider. Most digits of Pi correct wins!
(P.S. A whistle is useful for regaining order when a full year group is in the hall!)
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