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Ashmole & Co help fund the accountants of the future with donation to Llandybie Primary School

Mathematicians of the future in Carmarthenshire are being financially supported by Ashmole &; Co. The Ammanford office of the accountancy firm has made a donation to Ysgol Llandybie Primary School to help with the annual purchase of the online maths resource for pupils called MyMaths.

Kit Peters
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Llandybie Primary School uses the online resource to help pupils and parents with the
teaching of maths at home. The MyMaths programme allows teachers to set tasks for pupils
as well as provide them with tutorials to show them the mathematical concepts being taught.
It is able to assist in all areas of mathematics from shape to space, data to financial literacy.

Laura Craddock, Partner in Ashmole & Co’s Ammanford office, said:

“We are always keen to offer our support locally. We are more than happy to help fund the online resource MyMaths to help train the local accountants of the future.”

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Llandybie Head Teacher, Rhian Pritchard, commenting on the donation said:

“We are keen to continue using online resources to enhance our pupils’ learning experience but they come at an extra cost.

“We are grateful to Ashmole and Co for the donation which will enable us to continue the provision of online maths learning.”

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Ashmole & Co Chartered, Certified Accountants have been established since 1897 and are
one of the largest accountancy and auditing practices in Wales, operating from 13 offices
throughout south and west Wales including Swansea, Carmarthen and Haverfordwest.

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Kit Peters

Kit Peters is a journalist and the editor of Swansea Bay News, covering Swansea, Neath Port Talbot and Carmarthenshire since 2020.


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