DT
Our Curriculum Intent
D&T Statement of Intent
Our aim is to create the workforce of the future by developing business critical skills in problem-solving, innovation and team-work. Pupils develop designing, making and problem solving skills, learn about, computing, engineering, CAD, CAM, robotics, nutrition, materials and textiles technology.
In Design and Technology students will develop an understanding of how D&T can be utilised in a wide range of careers, whist developing independence and confidence across all material areas. With a focus on Designing, Making & Evaluating, we want our students to be able to complete a wide variety of complex tasks and be able to confidently apply their learning in differing contexts. Students should understand how D&T interleaves and complements all subject areas and offers opportunities to demonstrate their learning in context.  
Our Learning Journey
Please click here for the DT Road Map
Please click here for the Hospitality and Catering Road Map
National Curriculum content: Click Here
Why study DT at GCSE and beyond?
Please click here to view the DT option information
Please click here to view the Art Textiles option information
Please click here to view the Hospitality & Catering option information
Qualifications and exam board information
Qualification | Subject | Exam Board | Website |
GCSE Year 10/11 |
Design Technology - Product Design (8552) | AQA |
https://aqa.org.uk/subjects/design-and-technology/gcse/design-and-technology-8552
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GCSE Year 10/11 |
Vocational Award in Hospitalilty & Catering | WJEC |
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Level 2 Year 10/11 |
Hospitality & Catering | WJEC |
https://www.wjec.co.uk/qualifications/hospitality-and-catering-level-1-2/#tab_overview |
A Level Year 12/13 |
Design & Technology: Product Design (7552) | AQA | https://www.aqa.org.uk/subjects/design-and-technology/as-and-a-level/design-and-technology-product-design-7552 |
Who to contact?
Head of Faculty: Mr Rossi
Email: michael.rossi@threerivers.thpt.org.uk