Photography Wrapped is a fun, modern, and engaging introduction to GCSE Component 2 (Art & Design). Designed in the style of Spotify Wrapped, this resource helps students explore their personal interests, creative preferences, and visual inspirations before beginning their 10-hour exam project. This pack guides students through a structured but exciting series of slides where they identify themes they love, explore new ideas, collect high-quality inspiration, analyse photographers, take their own photographs, and begin shaping potential final outcomes. It’s an ideal way to ease students into the exam process with confidence and enthusiasm. What’s Included: Google Slides / PowerPoint template with a “Art Wrapped” design 8 fun, high-impact slides that introduce key Component 2 expectations Tasks covering: Theme exploration Inspiration boards Photo-taking tasks Editing challenges Artist research Visual analysis Final piece planning Clear prompts aligned with GCSE Assessment Objectives Why Teachers Love It: Turns a daunting exam project into something accessible and exciting Perfect for January “exam launch” lessons Helps students generate genuine, personal ideas rather than last-minute themes Builds a strong foundation for AO1, AO2, and AO3 Works for all exam boards and is ideal for Year 11 students Why Students Love It: Familiar, fun visual style inspired by Spotify Wrapped Encourages self-expression and personal interests Gives them ownership of their exam project Makes research and planning feel modern, relevant, and enjoyable

Photography Wrapped is a fun, modern, and engaging introduction to GCSE Component 2 (Photography). Designed in the style of Spotify Wrapped, this resource helps students explore their personal interests, creative preferences, and visual inspirations before beginning their 10-hour exam project. This pack guides students through a structured but exciting series of slides where they identify themes they love, explore new ideas, collect high-quality inspiration, analyse photographers, take their own photographs, and begin shaping potential final outcomes. It’s an ideal way to ease students into the exam process with confidence and enthusiasm. What’s Included: Google Slides / PowerPoint template with a “Photography Wrapped” design 8 fun, high-impact slides that introduce key Component 2 expectations Tasks covering: Theme exploration Inspiration boards Photo-taking tasks Editing challenges Artist research Visual analysis Final piece planning Clear prompts aligned with GCSE Assessment Objectives Why Teachers Love It: Turns a daunting exam project into something accessible and exciting Perfect for January “exam launch” lessons Helps students generate genuine, personal ideas rather than last-minute themes Builds a strong foundation for AO1, AO2, and AO3 Works for all exam boards and is ideal for Year 11 students Why Students Love It: Familiar, fun visual style inspired by Spotify Wrapped Encourages self-expression and personal interests Gives them ownership of their exam project Makes research and planning feel modern, relevant, and enjoyable

A detailed and student-friendly GCSE Design and Technology revision guide covering materials, manufacturing processes, forces and stresses, environmental and ethical issues, scales of production, and the sourcing and treatment of timbers, metals, and boards. Ideal for KS4 learners, this resource supports exam preparation with clear explanations, practical examples, and curriculum-aligned content suitable for AQA, Edexcel, and OCR. Perfect for class use, homework, or independent revision.

A focused GCSE Design and Technology revision guide covering key considerations when selecting materials, including functionality, aesthetics, cost, availability, environmental impact, and cultural and ethical factors. Clearly presented and easy to follow, this student-friendly resource is ideal for KS4 revision, classroom support, or homework tasks. Suitable for AQA, Edexcel, and OCR specifications, it helps learners understand how designers choose appropriate materials for products.

A clear and comprehensive GCSE Design and Technology revision resource covering all key material properties, including physical and working properties, timbers, boards, metals and alloys, polymers, and textiles. Designed for KS4 students, this student-friendly PDF is ideal for independent revision or class support. It presents key content in a visually engaging format with clear explanations and real-world examples. Perfect for exam prep, homework, or classroom use—aligned with AQA, Edexcel, and OCR specifications.

This high‑quality revision resource covers all the key concepts of mechanical devices and mechanisms, making it perfect for students preparing for GCSE Design and Technology exams. It explains how forces and movements are transferred, transformed and controlled through a range of mechanisms. Clear diagrams, step‑by‑step explanations and real‑world examples help students understand how mechanical systems work and how they are used in everyday products. Ideal for class teaching, independent study or last‑minute revision.

This comprehensive revision resource covers all the essential knowledge on electronic and mechanical systems, with clear explanations and examples designed to support GCSE students. It helps learners understand how different materials and processes are used to create efficient, reliable products in real-world contexts.

This clear, student-friendly revision resource covers all the key concepts of material management for GCSE Design and Technology. It explains how to plan, cut, and shape materials efficiently to minimise waste and reduce manufacturing costs.

This detailed and student-friendly revision mind map introduces GCSE Design and Technology learners to ergonomics and anthropometric data- core concepts in designing user-friendly, inclusive products. It breaks down key definitions, uses of data in design, and how information is interpreted and presented.

This easy-to-follow revision mind map provides GCSE Design and Technology students with a structured overview of energy generation and storage, a key topic in the exam specification. It breaks down the differences between renewable and non-renewable energy sources, outlines key advantages and disadvantages, and includes essential information on energy storage systems.

This student-friendly revision mind map provides a concise and visual summary of the Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) process, tailored specifically for the GCSE Design and Technology curriculum. It breaks down the key stages of LCA into clear sections, with prompt questions to help learners understand and remember essential content for exams.