textiles - year 10

“I don’t design clothes.  I design dreams”

– Ralph Lauren – 

Autumn 1 Autumn 2 Spring 1 Spring 2 Summer 1 Summer 2
  • Developing skills and understanding for materials techniques and processes
  • Drawing skills using mixed media are developed throughout
  • Component 1: Portfolio (60% of overall mark)
  • Students produce a sustained project in response to a subject, theme, task or brief to show the journey from the initial ideas to realisation, drawing together different areas of knowledge, skills and understanding developed during their course of study
  • Students also produce a selection of further work which has been undertaken during their studies, as a result of exposure to activities such as trials and experiments, skills-based workshops, smaller projects, responses to gallery, museum or site visits, independent study or any group work undertaken
  • Frida Kahlo Project
  • Frida Kahlo Project
  • Making a top a Mexican style top
  • Frida Kahlo Project continued.
  • Fabric manipulation garment project
  • Paper manipulation is developed into fabric manipulation
  • Students use their design skills to develop and model ideas
  • Further development of ideas are then refined and a final prototype produced and evaluated
Autumn 1 Autumn 2
  • Developing skills and understanding for materials techniques and processes
  • Drawing skills using mixed media are developed throughout
  • Component 1: Portfolio (60% of overall mark)
  • Students produce a sustained project in response to a subject, theme, task or brief to show the journey from the initial ideas to realisation, drawing together different areas of knowledge, skills and understanding developed during their course of study
  • Students also produce a selection of further work which has been undertaken during their studies, as a result of exposure to activities such as trials and experiments, skills-based workshops, smaller projects, responses to gallery, museum or site visits, independent study or any group work undertaken
  • Frida Kahlo Project
Spring 1 Spring 2
  • Frida Kahlo Project
  • Making a top a Mexican style top
  • Frida Kahlo Project continued.
Summer 1 Summer 2
  • Fabric manipulation garment project
  • Paper manipulation is developed into fabric manipulation
  • Students use their design skills to develop and model ideas
  • Further development of ideas are then refined and a final prototype produced and evaluated
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