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Harris Federation, The Harris Federation is one of England’s largest multi-academy trusts, educating around 55,000 pupils across more than 50 schools in London and Essex. It prioritises subject expertise and curriculum quality, with strong support for Design and Technology through investment in resources, staff development and collaboration. Regional D&T Lead: Phil Morris
Inclusive by Design, Hear from a range of expert speakers as they share real-world insights, inclusive design strategies, and resources that support a wide range of student needs. From innovative technologies like braille tools and NaviLens to global design challenges like Make:able, this session is packed with ideas to help you create an accessible and empowering learning environment for all students. Watch webinar
Head of Technology, Tom Corker, Tom is Head of Technology at Felixstowe School with 20 years’ experience teaching and leading D&T in Suffolk and Essex. A Product Design graduate with a STEM Education Master’s from King’s College London, he has worked in industry, moderated exams, delivered training, and contributed to BBC Bitesize and D&T publications. Tom leads curriculum development, CPD, and Trust-wide support, while championing traditional and digital D&T, sustainability, and AI in education. Location: Felixstowe, Suffolk
STEM Coordinator, Andrew Browne , Andrew Browne is a STEM Coordinator at Baysgarth School with 20 years’ experience in secondary education. He has held roles including Head of Department and primary transition lead, and is skilled in curriculum delivery, student support, and inclusive teaching. Committed to fostering a positive learning environment, Andrew works collaboratively to enhance teaching, learning, and student achievement both in and beyond the classroom. Location: Barton on Humber, Hull D&T Hub School: Baysgarth School
Primary Subject Leader File, Primary Subject Leaders File – PDF file format For all Primary Design and Technology subject leaders/co-ordinators. This guide (provided as a downloadable PDF) contains useful information on all aspects of subject leadership in Primary D&T, including practical information on: Leading and Managing Design and Technology Curriculum Planning Resources and Health & Safety Subject Knowledge and its Application It provides a comprehensive set of materials addressing all the major aspects which subject leaders would be expected to address in their role. It includes up-to-date information on the requirements of the National Curriculum...
Recommended requirements for effective practice in KS1 and KS2, Minimum requirements for effective practice in KS1 and KS2 Subject leaders often ask the D&T Association for advice about factors in effective teaching and learning in the subject. These include the amount of teaching time that should be allocated, the size of budget needed for materials and components, and how many projects should be taught each term. In response, the Association and the D&T Expert Subject Advisory Group (ESAG) have developed a set of twelve minimum requirements for KS1 and KS2. These are recommendations, based on evidence and established...
Example Long-Term Plan for Primary D&T, Example Long-Term Plan 2014First published 2014 This is an editable Word version of the example D&T long-term plan included in issue 24 of D&T Primary. It suggests both the aspect to be taught and the age-related focus for children’s learning. To ensure that children receive the breadth of learning required by the National Curriculum and that they increase their knowledge, understanding and skills over time, it is essential to devise such a long-term plan. You should aim to complete one project per term or six projects in KS1 and twelve in KS2...
Flumps Poster, FLUMPS: A3 Poster An informative poster outlining how to analyse products and ideas in D&T. This follows 6 key areas of focus: Function, Looks, User, Materials, Pros/cons and Sustainability. It serves as a systematic approach to dissecting and evaluating various aspects of a design idea/project. By considering each element individually, students can gain a comprehensive understanding of the problem at hand and develop effective solutions and outcomes. This method allows students to be independent when analysing and ensures a wide range of areas are fully consideredUsing this poster in your school Display this...
Hand-made switches helpsheet, Making hand-made switches is a good way of helping children understand how they work and which would be appropriate for a particular user and purpose in a product. For example, some lights may need to stay on, others to work only when held.These switches can be put together using: scissors, automatic wire strippers and ruler. Use a card drill or hole punch to make holes in card. Materials can include card, corrugated plastic sheet, card wheels, paper clips, paper fasteners, click rivets, aluminium foil or self-adhesive copper strip. Make the parts from recycled materials where appropriate....
Examination techniques – getting good grades at GCSE, Examination techniques – getting good grades at GCSE First published 2017Ages 14-16 This PowerPoint based guide aims at getting your students to employ techniques to help improve their grades in the Design and Technology GCSE. It takes a thorough look at the subject content and technical principles of the GCSE, including key facts you need to know about the D&T GCSE exam, including assessment objective weightings, the written exams and how each exam board covers the Core, Specialist Technical and Designing and Making principles and how each has...
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