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Creative Industries �Year 9 Options Process

Faculty Presentation

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Creative Industries �Year 9 Options Process

Construction (Level 1/2)

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Construction:

Tech Award Level 1/2

Assessment

Unit 1

Unit 2

Unit 3

Construction Technology

Construction in Practice

Construction in Design

Exam-External Assessment

Non-Exam Internal Assessment

Non-Exam Internal Assessment

1.5 hours

60 Marks

Pearson-set Assignment

8 hours supervised assessment

60 marks

Pearson-set Assignment

8 hours supervised assessment

60 marks

1: Demonstrate knowledge of work of the construction industry and the different technology used in low rise construction projects

2: Demonstrate understanding of work of the construction industry and the different technology used in low-rise construction projects

3: Be able to make connections between different construction technologies to ensure appropriateness of low-rise construction projects in different scenarios.

1: Be able to understand hazards and risk for safe production of a practical construction outcome

2: Be able to produce a practical construction outcome.

1: Understand the needs of a client and the constraints on design when designing a low-rise building

2: Be able to graphically communicate the design of a low-rise building.

3: For each component new assignments are released twice a year through the secure area of our website.

The construction industry is one of the UK’s most important sectors. In 2018 it employed, directly or indirectly, around 2.4 million people and accounted for £117 billion of the value to the UK economy. The range of jobs available is large, covering traditional craft trades, large civil engineering infrastructure projects, housebuilding, design and consultancy, and the professions such as architecture, management and surveying Study of this sector at Key Stage 4 will complement GCSE study through providing an opportunity for practical application alongside conceptual study. There are also strong opportunities for post-16 progression in this vital sector.

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Unit 1: Exam

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Unit 2: Bricklaying

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Unit 3: Design

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Post-16: Career paths

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Creative Industries �Year 9 Options Process

Product Design (GCSE)

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Product Design:

GCSE

GCSE Design and Technology will prepare students to participate confidently and successfully in an increasingly technological world. Students will gain awareness and learn from wider influences on Design and Technology including historical, social, cultural, environmental and economic factors. Students will get the opportunity to work creatively when designing and making and apply technical and practical expertise.

The Product Design GCSE allows students to study core technical and designing and making principles, including a broad range of design processes, materials techniques and equipment. They will also have the opportunity to study specialist technical principles in greater depth.

Course overview:

NEA Coursework overview:

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Year 10: Term 1

Year 10: Term 2

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Year 11: Coursework Pages

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Year 11: Final Outcomes

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Post-16: Career paths

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Textiles (GCSE)

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Year 10

    • Develop your practical skills in all material areas
    • Practical theory lessons

Year 11

    • 50% Design and make assignment (Practical product and an online portfolio)
    • 50% 1 hour and 45 minutes written exam

Do you enjoy…..

Thinking creatively?

Hands on learning?

Problem solving?

Calm and relaxing environment?

Working with a range of materials?

Wood

Plastics

Electronics

Modern, Smart and technical textiles

Metal

Designers

Paper

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Year 10

Hoodies

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Year 11 coursework examples

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Post-16: Career paths

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Creative Industries �Year 9 Options Process

Hospitality & Catering (Level 1/2)

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Hospitality and Catering Level 1/2

Year 10

    • The Hospitality and Catering Industry
    • How to Operate a Kitchen Safely
    • Regular Practical Lessons with a mixture of High-Skill Dishes

Year 11

    • Nutrition and Health
    • Menu Design
    • Choose which Dishes you would like to cook as practice for your coursework.

Hospitality is the 3rd largest private sector employer.

Course can lead directly to jobs in the local area and further afield.

Learn skills you can apply in your every day life!

Opportunities to cater for events!

Regular Practical Lessons!

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Post-16: Career paths

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Creative Industries �Year 9 Options Process

Art (GCSE)

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Year 10

    • Term 1 & 2- Identity (practical lessons)
    • Term 2 & 3- Natural forms (Trip)
    • Term 3 Edible

All = 60% portfolio coursework

Year 11

    • Term 1- Edible- portfolio coursework 60%
    • Term 2 & 3- Externally set assignment 40%

Painting

Mix media/3d

Drawing

Sculpture

ARE YOU CREATIVE?

DO YOU LIKE COURSEWORK?

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The course involves a wide range of processes and materials, you will build a portfolio of coursework. All of these skills expand your creativity.

Course Aims

In this Art GCSE, you'll develop your creativity and skills using various materials like pencil, charcoal, paint, sculpture, photography, and digital art. You'll explore different artists and art movements for inspiration, helping you discover new ideas and styles for your own work.

What You’ll Need:

A real interest in Art and Design, plus the time and effort to complete your projects, coursework must be done outside of lessons too. You’ll also need to link what you learn in other subjects to understand the work of your chosen artists.

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The course involves a wide range of processes and materials, you will build a portfolio of coursework. All of these skills expand your creativity.

Post-16: Career paths

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Computer Science (GCSE)

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Paper 1:

Computational thinking and problem solving - Python

Paper 2:

Computing Concepts

50% of GCSE

90 marks

Written exam: 2 hours

50% of GCSE

80 marks

Written exam: 1 hour 45 minutes

Content

Content

7. Fundamentals of Algorithms

8. Programming

  1. Computer Systems
  2. Networks
  3. Ethical, legal and environmental impacts
  4. Cybersecurity
  5. Fundamentals of data representation
  6. Relational databases and SQL

Technology is constantly evolving and Computer Science equips all students with the tools and understanding to navigate technological change.

In 2014 the government switched ICT to a new Computing curriculum that goes way beyond machines and software and focuses on the ideas and principles of computers.

The GCSE will give students the opportunity to learn everything from the inner workings of a computer system through to the language humans use to operate computers which in turn instruct machines.

Possible Computer Science careers:

  • Games designer
  • Games developer
  • Software engineer
  • Systems analyst
  • Web designed
  • Web developer
  • Network engineer
  • Network manager
  • Cyber security analyst

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The course involves a wide range of processes and materials, you will build a portfolio of coursework. All of these skills expand your creativity.

Post-16: Career paths

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ICT Technical Award (Level 1/2)

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L1/2 Vocational Award in ICT (WJEC):

Unit 1:

ICT in Society

Unit 2:

ICT in Context

40% of Award

80 marks

On screen exam: 1 hour and 20 minutes

60% of Award

120 marks

Controlled assessment: 40 hours

Content

Content

  • 1.1 How IT can be used to fulfil the needs of organisations and individuals
  • 1.2 How data and information is used and transferred
  • 1.3 Legal, moral, ethical, cultural and environmental impacts of IT and the need for cybersecurity
  1. An assignment brief will be provided by WJEC which will include a scenario and several tasks available via the WJEC Secure Website.
  2. You will plan, format and test spreadsheets, databases and powerpoints. You will create and modify images.

ICT usage is becoming increasingly widespread in day-to-day life, as people become progressively dependent on their digital devices.

In 2018, Ofcom reported that 78% of UK adults owned a smartphone and 64% of adults described the internet as ‘an essential part of their life’.

In the workplace, ICT is also vital for the smooth running of many everyday tasks as well as enabling organisations to operate in a more efficient manner.

There are a number of key skills that employers look for which centre around having an understanding of, and the practical ability to use, a range of computer programmes, software and other applications.

Possible ICT careers / 6th form opportunities:

  • Level 3 diploma in IT
  • BTEC Level 3 in IT

  • ICT technician
  • Office administrator
  • Business administrator
  • Computer network support specialist

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The course involves a wide range of processes and materials, you will build a portfolio of coursework. All of these skills expand your creativity.

Post-16: Career paths

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Contact Details

Art Teacher: D Segurado dsegurado@acle.norfolk.sch.uk

Computer Science Teacher: lfrary@acle.norfolk.sch.uk

ICT Teacher: lfrary@acle.norfolk.sch.uk

Hospitality & Catering Teacher: ikennedy@acle.norfolk.sch.uk

Product Design Teacher: mgreen@acle.norfolk.sch.uk

Textiles Teacher: vmackie@acle.norfolk.sch.uk

Construction Teacher: mgreen@acle.norfolk.sch.uk