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A comprehensive scheme of work for Year 9 students studying Design and Technology (Textiles scheme of work) with the goal of preparing them for the Design and Technology GCSE course. This plan includes both theoretical and practical lessons that enable the student to understand how to not only create a personalised Tote Bag but helps them to unpick the theory behind the making.

A lesson plan based on the Japanese mending process ‘Sashiko’. This lesson plan includes a step by step guide on how to practice the process of Sashiko using a denim patch. This lesson is ideal for KS3 but can be altered to suit GCSE students.

A detailed Scheme of Work for a unit based on work of the collage Artist Eva Magill Oliver, tailored primarily for KS3 but adaptable for GCSE/A-Level students. It includes scaffolded lessons, practical tasks, assessment criteria, homework ideas, and a feedback template. This resource is predominately based on collage and working with a variety of media such as ink, watercolour, pen & pencil.

A sustainable design resource suitable mostly for KS3 but can be adapted to suit GCSE students. Lesson plan includes examples of sustainable materials and a guide on how to effectively construct a design. The aim of this lesson is to provide students with the skills to draw with confidence and to be able to confidently generate ideas independently.

GCSE Project Support Slides A structured resource to help students refine their ideas and meet AO1–AO4 criteria, based on the work by Jean Claude & Christo. Includes: Clear breakdown of AO1–AO4 Example ideas and outcomes Visual inspiration and project guidance Tips for articulating intentions and refining work Ideal for students struggling to develop their projects. Suitable for GCSE students however could be scaffolded to support middle school/KS3 Art students

A detailed Scheme of Work for a unit on Annie Morris, tailored primarily for KS3 but adaptable for GCSE/A-Level students. It includes scaffolded lessons, practical tasks, assessment criteria, homework ideas, and a feedback template.

A detailed Scheme of Work for a unit on Annie Morris, tailored primarily for KS3 but adaptable for GCSE/A-Level students. It includes scaffolded lessons, practical tasks, assessment criteria, homework ideas, and a feedback template.

Created to support students who are struggling to develop their ideas in GCSE Art. This resource clearly demonstrates to make connections and work in the style of the artist. This resource in particular focuses on the work of Yuri Kurihara.