Formulating Conversions in Year 7 and 10


The student's in Mrs Barne's and Mrs Walkington's Maths classes continued to investigate the capacity to convert various values by writing formulas in Numbers app. The Year 7's continued to create their converters of a value of choice as a product for others to use, such as a beach cricket pitch maker. The Year 10's investigated the capacity for values such as currencies to help their teacher, about to go overseas. The currency conversion codes were researched via Google Advanced searches.

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