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A LOCAL primary school class was recognised as an award winner at the Maths Eyes 2023 Final.
The event was held on Wednesday, September 11, at the Department of Education in Marlborough Street, Dublin.
Maths Eyes encourages students to explore and appreciate the concept of maths in everyday life, and a few local students stood out for their creativity in this year's award ceremony.
Ms Yvonne Ryan’s class at Presentation Primary School were named winners of their group category.
In a post on the school website, Presentation Primary School said: “We were delighted to receive our award from Maths Eyes on Wednesday the 11th September. Pupils from the Sibs group represented the school on the day”.
The statement continued: “Minister Norma Foley opened the ceremony where we were presented with our plaque and poster print of 'Maths Eyes Changing our Attitudes towards Maths'. Well done everyone!”
Maths Eyes is sponsored by Avonbeg Consulting, the School of Mathematics & Statistics at Technological University Dublin, the Maths Week Ireland Team, and Dublin West Education Centre.
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