Key features of effective DT teaching
We understand that children need the opportunity to create in a range of ways. Our classrooms, outdoor learning spaces, food preparation area and our much-loved lego wall gives the children a chance to plan, create, test and evaluate their designs.
The key principles of effective DT teaching includes:
How we teach Design Technology
The child’s progression as a designer:
At Pre-school, I am a mini designer who is discovering the wonder of designing and creating something for myself. I love to test out my designs by knocking the down and can adapt them when I rebuild.
I am able to:
In reception, I am an early designer who is confident to develop and realise my creative ideas through provocations and fascinations. I problem solve, reflect on, and refine my own designs.
I am able to:
In KS1, I am a designer who responds to the design brief to generate and create purposeful and appealing products. I am inspired by what I see, hear and experience to take risks in my designs to create products that show my unique interpretation of the design brief.
I am able to:
Key features of effective DT teaching
We understand that children need the opportunity to create in a range of ways. Our classrooms, outdoor learning spaces, food preparation area and our much-loved lego wall gives the children a chance to plan, create, test and evaluate their designs.
The key principles of effective DT teaching includes:
How we teach Design Technology
The child’s progression as a designer:
At Pre-school, I am a mini designer who is discovering the wonder of designing and creating something for myself. I love to test out my designs by knocking the down and can adapt them when I rebuild.
I am able to:
In reception, I am an early designer who is confident to develop and realise my creative ideas through provocations and fascinations. I problem solve, reflect on, and refine my own designs.
I am able to:
In KS1, I am a designer who responds to the design brief to generate and create purposeful and appealing products. I am inspired by what I see, hear and experience to take risks in my designs to create products that show my unique interpretation of the design brief.
I am able to:
Key features of effective DT teaching
We understand that children need the opportunity to create in a range of ways. Our classrooms, outdoor learning spaces, food preparation area and our much-loved lego wall gives the children a chance to plan, create, test and evaluate their designs.
The key principles of effective DT teaching includes:
How we teach Design Technology
The child’s progression as a designer:
At Pre-school, I am a mini designer who is discovering the wonder of designing and creating something for myself. I love to test out my designs by knocking the down and can adapt them when I rebuild.
I am able to:
In reception, I am an early designer who is confident to develop and realise my creative ideas through provocations and fascinations. I problem solve, reflect on, and refine my own designs.
I am able to:
In KS1, I am a designer who responds to the design brief to generate and create purposeful and appealing products. I am inspired by what I see, hear and experience to take risks in my designs to create products that show my unique interpretation of the design brief.
I am able to:
Key features of effective DT teaching
We understand that children need the opportunity to create in a range of ways. Our classrooms, outdoor learning spaces, food preparation area and our much-loved lego wall gives the children a chance to plan, create, test and evaluate their designs.
The key principles of effective DT teaching includes:
How we teach Design Technology
The child’s progression as a designer:
At Pre-school, I am a mini designer who is discovering the wonder of designing and creating something for myself. I love to test out my designs by knocking the down and can adapt them when I rebuild.
I am able to:
In reception, I am an early designer who is confident to develop and realise my creative ideas through provocations and fascinations. I problem solve, reflect on, and refine my own designs.
I am able to:
In KS1, I am a designer who responds to the design brief to generate and create purposeful and appealing products. I am inspired by what I see, hear and experience to take risks in my designs to create products that show my unique interpretation of the design brief.
I am able to: