This resource contains: Unit booklet - Unit 02 of the NCFE Level 1 Certificate in Art & Design (Complete a final art and design project) Title page & all mentioned resources needed for the completion of the unit I designed this for young offenders that I teach to provide them with a structured way to enter designs to the Koestler Awards. The format of the booklet is highly praised by EQA visits Please do contact me if you have any questions.

I created this resource for the delivery of the NCFE Level 1 Certificate in Art & Design (Unit 02). The activity is very interactive, encouraging the learners to cut out the various examples of the formal elements within art and graphic design and then match them up in the boxes with the names & definitions. There is also the answer sheet included, and this can be used as a display or laminated for reference in lessons. I have used this resource with young offenders and it proved highly successful. It can also be used as a recap to check learner understanding.

Colourful and interesting numeracy in Art & Design word mat I designed this to be used alongside the NCFE Graphic Design & Art & Design qualifications, however it would also work for KS3 and KS4 in mainstream schools. Contains cubism, tessellation, symmetry, perspective, enlargement and scale factor, and ratio I have also created a literacy mat in a similar style I have laminated these and they are available for my learners in a folder in the classroom. They could also be stuck to desks or inserted into portfolios to support with annotation and theory work.

Colourful and interesting literacy in Art & Design word mat I designed this to be used alongside the NCFE Graphic Design & Art & Design qualifications, however it would also work for KS3 and KS4 in mainstream schools. Contains key words, connectives, punctuation, command words, sentence starters and homophones I have also created a numeracy mat in a similar style I have laminated these and they are available for my learners in a folder in the classroom. They could also be stuck to desks or inserted into portfolios to support with annotation and theory work.