Covering Social, religious, moral, inclusivity and environmental issues in design Suitable to be set for home learning

A Short lesson and worksheet covering new & emerging technology through 3D printing Lesson explores 3D PRINTING; houses, food, meat, bioprinting Responsibilities of designers Social/ moral/ ethical impact and issues Cultural capital Covers the English National curriculum for KS3 *Understand developments in design and technology, it’s impact on individuals, society and the environment, and the responsibilities of designers *

An easy to use spreadsheet to map curriculum against the Food teaching in secondary schools : A Framework of knowledge and skills.

A project aimed for year 9 or 10 preparing them for the AQA NEA. The context for the project is technology storage but this could easily be changed. The Teachers PowerPoint will help first time teachers of the NEA or just give less work to those who have taught it before. The student worksheets aim to help students set out work and make it easy to check all elements have been completed

A number of colour coded descriptive words to be cut and used for display. Apperance, taste, texture & Aroma

A set of 5 lessons and worksheets covering the core content of the AQA Gcse. Includes a test. Suitable for delivery by a non specialist and perfect for revision lessons

Great lesson to set as cover or a homework task. Students learn about technical textiles and design to meet a clients needs

A set of 8 lessons & worksheets covering the theory from the specialist section of the AQA exam. Perfect as revision lessons or delivery by a non specialist

A KS4 project in the style of a mini NEA on outdoor animal accessories. Also covers all aspects of environmental theory - Energy, materials, end of life, upcycling, single use, fairtrade etc

2 posters listing questions designers may consider about environmental, social and moral issues. Useful for students who struggle to included these issues into their design considerations

A range of homeworks that cover the theory aspect of design and technology KS3 and GCSE. Many pages set up to be cut into small slips to be handed out Covering; Social moral issues Design for disability Environmental issues Energy CAD/ CAM New technologies Designers Technology push Plastic processes Technical/ E textiles

A UCAS display to tell students about university courses that are linked with design and technology. A description of the course is given, qualifications needed and a few university suggestions. Designed to be cut out and displayed in any order.

A number of frayer model slides that can be printed or added into PPT’s Includes; Risk Precaution Target market Specification Food provenance Seasoning Seasonality Finite Non-finite Ergonomics Anthropometrics Iterative design

An assessment covering Polymers categories, properties and environmental impact Could be set as an assessment, homework or a revision activity

A suggested reading journey for year 7-13. Easy to Edit to your own schemes of work. Many of the books will be suitable for most projects. KS3 includes Food Technology KS4 is based on BTECH but many books could stay the same for GCSE KS5 is based on A Level product design

A PPT guiding students to complete a mock of component 2 from a design technology perspective for the art and design practice BTEC