Use this succinct presentation to illustrate the key aspects of permanent and temporary joining methods. The presentation includes an overview, before the describing the advantages and disadvantages of the main permanent and temporary joining methods including adhesives, welding, brazing, soldering, rivets and nails, nuts & bolts and KDF. Also included blank document for students to make notes. Equally suitable as revision notes for KS4 learners as a hand out document.

Use these Lesson Starters and Do It Now Tasks to set the tone of the lesson and settle learners. These activities can be used as a presentation, as flash cards or placed around the workshop to allow starter activities to take place, before the main learning experience occurs. Over 10 different examples of metal work and engineering tools are included to create the perfect lesson starter. These can also be used as a break out activity for one to one sessions.

Keep your learners busy with this menu of plastic knowledge activities! Whether it is a cover lesson, starter, breakout tasks/groups or plenary activities this range of activities including literacy and numeracy challenges. This is a perfect introduction to plastics in the workshop and can be used to introduce learners to different plastics and relevant applications, reinforce learning and generate points of discussion.

Shine a light on these essential Textile Technology equipment and processes with these displays. Each display includes equipment names and their function presented in an impactful and creative way. Use these displays to guide students to the correct terminology and highlight the correct names and function of these essential pieces of equipment.

Use this display to highlight Design & Technology Careers for your learners, including information on engineering, digital, wood, food tech, trade and design careers. This version is the Welsh Language display. Translation provided by Helo Blod

Use this menu of activities to promote woodwork and timber tech careers! This resource can be used as Option Evening ‘take - away’, Year 9 activities prior to option choices, break away tasks, lesson starters, cover lessons or one to one sessions. The menu of activities include job matching quiz and word quiz. This menu of activities can be used to generate discussion and reflection on key skills that are required in the workplace - perfect to introduce the world of work to pupils in the workshop environment.

Use this display to promote Welsh Innovation in STEM subjects. Welsh innovators were the first to use the ‘equals’ sign and part of the team that developed Radar. Including information on innovation and Engineering, Science, Maths and Technology in Wales this display promotes innovation and enterprise. This resource is available in Powerpoint and PNG format Use these impactful displays as part of the new curriculum to promote Welsh awesomeness! This is the Welsh language version - translation provided by Helo Blod

Promote the Pillar Drill and Drill Press with these impactful displays. Each display illustrates the core components of the pillar drill and health and safety guidelines for using this workshop workhorse. This pack also includes displays and information on drilling accessories such as the Dowel Bit, Twist Bits, Forstner and Countersink Bits. Also included is a display showing how to set a depth gauge.

Level Up your Careers displays with this pack of impactful and striking posters. This pack includes 8 posters with ‘Whats Your Goal’ on each type of qualification including NVQ Level 1-3, Apprenticeships, T-Level, Degree, Masters and Doctorate. Inspire your students with these displays :)

Promote sustainability in the classroom or workshop with this range of displays! Each display describes the 6 'R’s and the related advantages in an impactful format.

Are your learners struggling to mark out and measure wood working joints? Students can attempt these marking out tasks with this simple visual guide. This visual guide includes a step by step guide on marking out finger, housing and lap joints using stock size timber (69mm x 20mm).

Keep your learners busy with this menu of joining method activities! Whether it is a cover lesson, starter, breakout tasks/groups or plenary activities this range of activities including literacy and numeracy challenges. This is a perfect introduction to joining methods in the workshop and can be used to introduce learners to different joining methods required for a variety of materials, reinforce learning and generate points of discussion.

Breathe new life into your workshop, classroom or department with these creative and impactful material displays on the most common softwoods. These displays include properties, applications and features of scots pine, douglas fir, cedar, yew and larch Each display is impactful and designed to catch the eye of students in the workshop and classroom environment.

Breathe new life into your workshop, classroom or department with these creative and impactful material displays on the most manufactured boards. These displays include properties, applications and features of plywood, MDF, OSB, Blockboard, Chipboard and Hardboard Each display is impactful and designed to catch the eye of students in the workshop and classroom environment.

Breathe new life into your workshop, classroom or department with these creative and impactful material displays on the exotic woods. These displays include properties, applications and features of utile, fruit, nut, balsa, grenadil and other exotic woods. Each display is impactful and designed to catch the eye of students in the workshop and classroom environment.

Highlight material properties, their applications and relevant materials with these impactful displays. Each display presents the most common material properties including tensile strength, compression, toughness, hardness, insulation, conductivity, elasticity, malleability, ductility and durability.

Breathe new life into your workshop, classroom or department with these creative and impactful material displays on the most common hardwoods. These displays include properties, applications and features of oak, beech, ash, chestnut, sycamore, elm, willow, mahogany, birch and teak. Each display is impactful and designed to catch the eye of students in the workshop and classroom environment.