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18 years teaching Design and Technology-including Product Design, Engineering, Graphics, Resistant Materials, Systems, Electronics and Textiles. DATA Award winner, TEEP trained and PGDIP Design Education. CAD Engineer- Solidworks trained and current user of Fusion 360 and Onshape.

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18 years teaching Design and Technology-including Product Design, Engineering, Graphics, Resistant Materials, Systems, Electronics and Textiles. DATA Award winner, TEEP trained and PGDIP Design Education. CAD Engineer- Solidworks trained and current user of Fusion 360 and Onshape.
DESIGN ICONS- GCSE/ A Level
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DESIGN ICONS- GCSE/ A Level

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Lesson focus- DESIGN ICONS- GCSE/ A Level Areas covered: What is a design icon? Design Icon research task. Currently+previously used with KS4+KS5- Product Design. Lesson Powerpoint (9 slides)- contains Starter, Learning Objective, Success criteria, Key words, Big Question, Task Info, Questions and Review. Worksheet/s provided (1 pages A3) Note: To edit the slide details- use the ‘edit master slide’ option- you can edit/modify to suit.
MATERIAL TESTING- GCSE/A LEVEL
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MATERIAL TESTING- GCSE/A LEVEL

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Lesson focus- Workshop and Industrial testing. Areas covered-Fair testing, Workshop Testing, Industrial Testing, Tensile, Hardness, Toughness, Malleability, Ductility, Corrosion, Electrical+ Thermal Conductivity, Non Destructive, X Rays, Ultrasonic. Currently+previously used with KS4+KS5- Engineering and Product Design. Lesson Powerpoint (22 slides)- contains Starter, Learning Objective, Success criteria, Key words, Big Question, Task Info, Questions and Review. Worksheet/s provided (x4 pages)- can be edited. Note: To edit the slide details- use the ‘edit master slide’ option- you can edit/modify to suit.
BIOMIMICRY- CANDLE TEA LIGHT HOLDER
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BIOMIMICRY- CANDLE TEA LIGHT HOLDER

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X10 Lesson Powerpoints (can be edited)- each lesson contains a starter, learning objective, differentiated success criteria, background/theory info, example work, templates, video links, review opportunities. AFL- Final making/manufcaturing- all graded/summative assessment- structure template provided. All other lessons/activites- formative assessment- criteria provided on the worksheets and powerpoints. x1 (10 page) project booklet- designed to be printed A3, however it has been used/printed A4 previously. The booklet relfects/matches the powerpoints. Contains- front cover- track progress, starter images, learning objective, differentiated success criteria, templates and review opportunities. Booklet provided as a PDF and Coreldraw file- PDF can be printed and edited in any 2D CAD program e.g. Coreldraw, Illustrator, Serif etc. Topics coverd- Metal extraction, Metal types/properties, Biomimicry, Design Ideas, Cutting timber+metal, Modelling and manufacturing reflection.
PLASTIC SKILLSTICK
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PLASTIC SKILLSTICK

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Used with KS 3, Level 1+2 Engineering and GCSE students to develop practical skills. X1 Work booklet (editable)- students complete to consolidate their learning. X6 Lesson Powerpoints- each lesson contains a starter, learning objective, differentiated success criteria, example work, templates/drawings when required and review opportunities. Topics coverd- 3D Printing, Vac Forming, Injection Moulding, Laser Cutting, Press Forming, Line Bending and Resin Casting. CAD model of skillstick example.
INJECTION MOULDING- GCSE/ A LEVEL
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INJECTION MOULDING- GCSE/ A LEVEL

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Lesson focus- INJECTION MOULDING GCSE/ A LEVEL Areas covered: Process, Materials, Products, Advantages, Disadvantages, Key Features, Mould Design and part design. Currently+previously used with KS4+KS5- Engineering and Product Design. Lesson Powerpoint (22 slides)- contains Starter, Learning Objective, Success criteria, Key words, Big Question, Task Info, Questions and Review. Worksheet/s provided (4 pages)- can be edited. Note: To edit the slide details- use the ‘edit master slide’ option- you can edit/modify to suit.
VACUUM + THERMOFORMING-  GCSE/ A LEVEL
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VACUUM + THERMOFORMING- GCSE/ A LEVEL

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Lesson focus- VACUUM + THERMOFORMING- GCSE/ A LEVEL Areas covered: Process, Materials, Products, Advantages, Disadvantages, Key Features, Former Design and Thermoforming. Currently+previously used with KS4+KS5- Engineering and Product Design. Lesson Powerpoint (18 slides)- contains Starter, Learning Objective, Success criteria, Key words, Big Question, Task Info, Questions and Review. Worksheet/s provided (4 pages)- can be edited. Note: To edit the slide details- use the ‘edit master slide’ option- you can edit/modify to suit.
BLOW MOULDING- GCSE/ A LEVEL
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BLOW MOULDING- GCSE/ A LEVEL

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Lesson focus- BLOW MOULDING- GCSE/ A LEVEL Areas covered: Process, Materials, Products, Advantages, Key Features and Design. Currently+previously used with KS4+KS5- Engineering and Product Design. Lesson Powerpoint (20 slides)- contains Starter, Learning Objective, Success criteria, Key words, Big Question, Task Info, Questions and Review. Worksheet/s provided (3 pages)- can be edited. Note: To edit the slide details- use the ‘edit master slide’ option- you can edit/modify to suit.
MODERN INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL PRACTICE- GCSE/A LEVEL
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MODERN INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL PRACTICE- GCSE/A LEVEL

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Lesson focus- MODERN INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL PRACTICE Areas covered: Quick response, Vertical in house, Efficient use of materials, Computer Systems, JIT, Flexible manufacturing systems and CIM Currently+previously used with KS4+KS5- Engineering and Product Design. Lesson Powerpoint (18 slides)- contains Starter, Learning Objective, Success criteria, Key words, Big Question, Task Info, Questions and Review. Worksheet/s provided (8 pages)- can be edited. Note: To edit the slide details- use the ‘edit master slide’ option- you can edit/modify to suit.
FEASIBILITY STUDIES- GCSE/A LEVEL
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FEASIBILITY STUDIES- GCSE/A LEVEL

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Lesson focus- FEASIBILITY STUDIES- GCSE/ A LEVEL Areas covered: Lean Manufacturing, Computer Modelling, Simulation and Planning, Prototypes, Bottleneck predictions, Cycle Time. Currently+previously used with KS4+KS5- Engineering and Product Design. Lesson Powerpoint (17 slides)- contains Starter, Learning Objective, Success criteria, Key words, Big Question, Task Info, Questions and Review. Worksheet/s provided (3 pages)- can be edited. Note: To edit the slide details- use the ‘edit master slide’ option- you can edit/modify to suit.
2023-24 NEW SPEC WJEC LEVEL 1/2 ENGINEERING UNIT 1
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2023-24 NEW SPEC WJEC LEVEL 1/2 ENGINEERING UNIT 1

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Product Focus- Maintenance Rig X15 Lesson Powerpoints covering all assessment areas- 1.1.1 to 1.4.4 Each powerpoint can be edited and contains- starter activity, Learning Objective, Success/Assessment criteria, task info, SPAG/ACCESS FM (where appropriate) and opportunities for review/reflect via self/peer assessment. X1 blank student booklet. Assessment sheets- for teacher and student use. Note- As stated in the assessment material and specification- the resources will need to be adapted to suit your centre e.g. budget, materials and equipment.
MODERN MATERIALS- GCSE/ A LEVEL
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MODERN MATERIALS- GCSE/ A LEVEL

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Lesson focus- MODERN MATERIALS- GCSE/ A LEVEL Areas covered: Kevlar, Carbon Fibre, Precious Metal Clays, Metal Foams, Glulam, Fibre Optics, LCD/OLED, Coated Metals, Titanium, Phase Change Materials, Dichroic Glass and Graphene. Currently+previously used with KS4+KS5- Engineering and Product Design. Lesson Powerpoint (18 slides)- contains Starter, Learning Objective, Success criteria, Key words, Big Question, Task Info, Questions and Review. Worksheet/s provided (4 pages)- can be edited. Note: To edit the slide details- use the ‘edit master slide’ option- you can edit/modify to suit.
Dieter Rams 10 Principles of Good Design- GCSE/ A Level
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Dieter Rams 10 Principles of Good Design- GCSE/ A Level

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Lesson focus- Dieter Rams 10 Principles of Good Design- GCSE/ A Level Areas covered: 10 Principles of Good Design Currently+previously used with KS4+KS5- Engineering and Product Design. Lesson Powerpoint (8 slides)- contains Starter, Learning Objective, Success criteria, Key words, Big Question, Task Info, Questions and Review. Worksheet/s provided (3 pages A3)- can be edited. Note: To edit the slide details- use the ‘edit master slide’ option- you can edit/modify to suit.
STANDARDS- BSI, CE, ISO, LION MARK, WEEE, ELV, RECYCLING- GCSE/ A LEVEL
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STANDARDS- BSI, CE, ISO, LION MARK, WEEE, ELV, RECYCLING- GCSE/ A LEVEL

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Lesson focus- STANDARDS- GCSE/ A LEVEL Areas covered: BSI, KITEMARK, CE, ISO, LION MARK, ROHS, BATTERY DIRECTIVE, PACKAGING DIRECTIVE, WEEE, ELV, RECYCLING Currently+previously used with KS4+KS5- Engineering and Product Design. Lesson Powerpoint (19 slides)- contains Starter, Learning Objective, Success criteria, Key words, Big Question, Task Info, Questions and Review. Worksheet/s provided (3 pages)- can be edited. Note: To edit the slide details- use the ‘edit master slide’ option- you can edit/modify to suit.
PAPER AND BOARD - GCSE/A LEVEL
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PAPER AND BOARD - GCSE/A LEVEL

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Lesson focus- Paper and Board Areas covered: Source, Stock forms, Types of Paper and Types of Board. Currently+previously used with KS4+KS5- Engineering and Product Design. Lesson Powerpoint (37 slides)- contains Starter, Learning Objective, Success criteria, Key words, Big Question, Task Info, Questions and Review. Worksheet/s provided (4 pages)- can be edited. Note: To edit the slide details- use the ‘edit master slide’ option- you can edit/modify to suit.
Concrete Speaker Project
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Concrete Speaker Project

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Used with GCSE students for both AQA and WJEC. x27 hour project. X21 Lesson Powerpoints- each lesson contains a starter, learning objective, differentiated success criteria, background/theory info, example work, templates, video links, review opportunities. AFL- Design Ideas and Modelling- all graded/summative assessments- structure/success criteria templates provided. All other lessons/activites- formative assessment (peer/self)- criteria provided. x1 (16 page) project booklet- designed to be printed A3, however it has been used/printed A4 previously. The booklet relfects/matches the powerpoints. Contains- front cover- track progress, starter images, learning objective, differentiated success criteria, templates and review opportunities. Video tutorials and example CAD files provided to support teaching. Topics coverd- Isometric (Isosketch), Marker Rendering, Design Ieas/Strategies, Annotation, Modelling, Electronics, PCB manufacture, Soldering (making the PCB), CAD/Fusion, Concrete theory, Banksy Research and Making/Assembly e.g. casting the concrete.
LEGACY WJEC LEVEL 1/2 ENGINEERING UNIT 1
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LEGACY WJEC LEVEL 1/2 ENGINEERING UNIT 1

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X11 Lesson Powerpoints covering all assessment areas- AC1.1 to AC3.2 Each powerpoint can be edited and contains- starter activity, Learning Objective, Success/Assessment criteria, task info, example outcome, SPAG/ACCESS FM (where appropriate) and opportunities for review/reflect via self/peer assessment. X1 completed teacher/distinction standard example booklet. X1 blank student booklet. Assessment sheets- for teacher and student use.
LEGACY WJEC LEVEL1/2 ENGINEERING UNIT 2- MANUFACTURE
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LEGACY WJEC LEVEL1/2 ENGINEERING UNIT 2- MANUFACTURE

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Resources based around the manufacture of a desk lamp. X16 Lesson Powerpoints covering all assessment areas- AC1.1 to AC4.2- also includes step by step storyboard of how to solder the PCB. Each powerpoint can be edited and contains- starter activity, Learning Objective, Success/Assessment criteria, task info (resources/tools+ process description), example outcome, SPAG/ACCESS FM (where appropriate) and opportunities for review/reflect via self/peer assessment. X1 completed teacher/distinction standard example booklet. X1 blank student booklet. X1 Drawing set for all required parts X1 Starter images doc- containing the starter images from each lesson- for printing. STEP CAD files for the lamp design- can be imported into Fusion 360, Onshape, Inventor, Creo or Solidworks. Assessment sheet- for teacher and student use.
METAL SKILLSTICK
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METAL SKILLSTICK

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Used with KS 3, Level 1+2 Engineering and GCSE students to develop practical skills. X1 Work booklet (editable)- students complete to consolidate their learning. X12 Lesson Powerpoints- each lesson contains a starter, learning objective, differentiated success criteria, example work, templates/drawings when required and review opportunities. Topics coverd- Sheet Bending/Folding, Riveting, Tap/Die, Drilling, Welding, Metal Lathe, Soft Soldering, Brazing, Pewter Casting and Fly Press. Also includes two design challenges- students apply the techniques developed (focus on Soft Soldering and Sheet metal skills). PDF with drawings and CAD model of skillstick example.
MANUFACTURING SCALES- GCSE/A LEVEL
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MANUFACTURING SCALES- GCSE/A LEVEL

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Lesson focus- Manufacturing Scales Areas covered- One off, Batch, Mass and Continuous. Currently+previously used with KS4+KS5- Engineering and Product Design. Lesson Powerpoint (13 slides)- contains Starter, Learning Objective, Success criteria, Key words, Big Question, Task Info, Questions and Review. Worksheet/s provided (x3 pages)- can be edited. Note: To edit the slide details- use the ‘edit master slide’ option- you can edit/modify to suit.
Design in the style- monthly design challenge
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Design in the style- monthly design challenge

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The resource includes x12 (monthly) design challenges- students use the info provided on the posters to design a product in the style of a designer. Includes famous desginers such as Tom Dixon, Verner Panton, Ron Arad plus Philip Tracey (hats) and Vivienne Westwood.