Year 1 Students conduct three micro NEA practical projects which help to develop their practical skills and confidence. Year 2 Students will be required to undertake a substantial design and make task and produce a final prototype based on a context and design brief developed by the student. This project runs throughout the entire year and forms 50% of their final grade. Taught Theory– Runs throughout Year 1 & 2. Fashion and Textiles requires students to engage in both practical and theoretical study. This specification requires students to cover design and technology skills and knowledge, these have been separated into: technical principles and designing and making principles. Taught by an A level specialist and experienced member of staff who offers excellent advice and support for students on the course with up to date and relevant information; approachable and friendly staff are available to support students at any time. Prior to taking up a post in the teaching profession the member of staff was a fashion designer with a multi-national company.
English - 5, Maths - 5, 3 additional Grade 4's
At the end of Year 2 there are two formal examinations: Paper 1—30% of A Level 2.5 hours Paper 2– 20% of A Level 1.5 hours NEA NEA during Year 2—100 marks and 50% of A Level.
About Education Provider
| Region | East Midlands |
| Local Authority | Nottinghamshire |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | Broomhill Lane, Mansfield, NG19 6BW |
Year 1 Students conduct three micro NEA practical projects which help to develop their practical skills and confidence. Year 2 Students will be required to undertake a substantial design and make task and produce a final prototype based on a context and design brief developed by the student. This project runs throughout the entire year and forms 50% of their final grade. Taught Theory– Runs throughout Year 1 & 2. Fashion and Textiles requires students to engage in both practical and theoretical study. This specification requires students to cover design and technology skills and knowledge, these have been separated into: technical principles and designing and making principles. Taught by an A level specialist and experienced member of staff who offers excellent advice and support for students on the course with up to date and relevant information; approachable and friendly staff are available to support students at any time. Prior to taking up a post in the teaching profession the member of staff was a fashion designer with a multi-national company.
English - 5, Maths - 5, 3 additional Grade 4's
At the end of Year 2 there are two formal examinations: Paper 1—30% of A Level 2.5 hours Paper 2– 20% of A Level 1.5 hours NEA NEA during Year 2—100 marks and 50% of A Level.