"Good buildings come from good people, and all problems are solved by good design." Stephen Gardiner
At Holy Family, we plan and deliver inspiring and creative Design Technology lessons in accordance to the National Curriculum. These lessons give pupils the opportunity to investigate, evaluate and innovate current products. We encourage our pupils to take risks and become reflective and resourceful individuals whilst developing a critical understanding of DT's impact on daily life and the wider world.
Our Design and Technology Curriculum allows a progression in skills and knowledge. The curriculum content covers the following areas:
• Cooking and Nutrition,
• Mechanisms,
• Structures,
• Textiles,
• Electrical Systems.
Holy Family Curriculum Progression in Cooking
Holy Family Curriculum Progression in Mechanisms and Electrical Systems
Holy Family Curriculum Progression in Structures
Holy Family Curriculum Progression in Textiles
The Holy Family Bake Off
Pupils have been busy at home practising their cooking and baking skills. Many of the children have been developing important life skills, creating, understanding food and have enjoyed trying new recipes and practising well-loved ones. The children hope to inspire other people to try out some cooking at home. Take a look at some of the delicious treats and meals the pupils at Holy Family have made!
Here are some recipes to help you make some of the delicious goodies our children have made:
Hannah and Matthew recommend Roald Dahl's Revolting Recipes
Try butterfly cakes like Jesse and Zipporah
Courtney's bake-off inspired Battenburg
Robert and Thomas' Pizza Wheels