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Mathematics and Mathematical Literacy curriculum at Eden College, a South African school

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EDEN CHARTWELL

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Collected on 6 August 2026

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This document outlines the Mathematics and Mathematical Literacy curriculum at Eden College, a South African school. It states that Mathematics is compulsory for all students in the Further Education and Training (FET) phase, with Mathematical Literacy offered as an alternative for those not pursuing mathematically intensive careers. The document details the four learning outcomes for Mathematics—Number and Number Relationships, Functions and Algebra, Space, Shape and Measurement, and Data Handling and Probability—and emphasizes real-life applications, problem-solving, and the use of technology. Mathematical Literacy focuses on practical numeracy skills for everyday life and is accepted for many university qualifications.

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subject enrolmentOngoing

Enrolment in Mathematics

Students in Grades 10–12 at Eden College can enrol in Mathematics, a compulsory subject for those planning to pursue careers in fields such as science, engineering, accounting, and most business disciplines.

Who it is for
students in Grades 10–12 at Eden College planning to pursue mathematically intensive careers
How to act on it
Students must choose Mathematics based on their intended career or study path during registration
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Mathematics is a compulsory subject for all pupils.
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Enrolment in Mathematical Literacy

Students in Grades 10–12 at Eden College can enrol in Mathematical Literacy, an alternative to Mathematics designed for learners not pursuing mathematically intensive careers, focusing on practical numeracy skills for everyday life.

Who it is for
students in Grades 10–12 at Eden College not pursuing mathematically intensive careers
How to act on it
Students must choose Mathematical Literacy based on their intended career or study path during registration
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If a learner does not perceive Mathematics to be necessary for a career path or study direction, the learner can have the option of taking Mathematical Literacy in Grades 10, 11 and 12.
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Portfolio submission for assessment

Students in Mathematics and Mathematical Literacy must compile and submit a portfolio of assessments including class tests, assignments, projects, presentations, and examinations throughout the year.

Who it is for
students in Mathematics and Mathematical Literacy at Eden College
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Students must complete and submit a portfolio consisting of various assessment instruments such as tests, assignments, projects, and presentations
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Assessment for both Mathematics and Mathematical Literacy will be continuous with students producing a portfolio of work which will consist of a variety of instruments such as small class tests, tutorials, assignments, investigations, homework pieces, presentations, projects and examinations.

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Gauteng

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Mathematical Literacy focuses on practical numeracy skills

Key Takeaways

  • Mathematics
  • Mathematical Literacy
  • Grades 10-12
  • FET phase
  • compulsory subject
  • real-life situations
  • technology use
  • portfolio assessment
  • accepted for university degrees
  • Eden College
  • Eden Schools