DT
Design Technology
Overview
The central skills that link the material areas are creativity and imagination. By combining these skills with knowledge and application of practical designing and making techniques, we aim to give students the opportunity to be resourceful, think critically, take risks when planning and developing and ideas, and to reflect on how their ideas can be improved and develop further to have an impact on modern design.
The Design Technology Department:
Miss W Bullen | Curriculum Manager BTEC Quality Nominee Teacher of KS3 Design Teacher of KS4 BTEC Design |
Mrs K Daniels | Teacher of KS3 Food & Nutrition Teacher of GCSE Food Preparation and Nutrition
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Miss R Carlin | Teacher of KS3 Design Teacher of KS4 BTEC Design Year Leader for Year 10 |
Mrs K O'Connor | Teacher of Design & Technology |
Mrs P Rowen | Food Technology Technician |
Miss M Brown | Technology Technician |
Resources/Facilities
Our department has four dedicated purpose-built design spaces for Food, Textiles, Graphics and Product Design. The new spaces are contemporary and benefit from up to date technology such as sublimation printing, laser cutting and computer embroidery machine. The department has access to 40 laptops and 15 computers fitted with the following software; Adobe Photoshop, 2D Design and Solid works. This provides a more contemporary and stimulating work design environment for our students.
Extended Curriculum
KS4 Students:
Extension classes Yr 10 & 11- lunchtimes in DE2