🧬 GCSE Design and Technology
Complete revision notes for GCSE Design and Technology covering all topics across AQA, Edexcel, OCR, Eduqas, CCEA specifications.
Complete revision notes for GCSE Design and Technology covering all topics across AQA, Edexcel, OCR, Eduqas, CCEA specifications.
Unitised assessment (Northern Ireland) with a product design task and technology examinations. Check your unit list; CCEA includes local manufacturing contexts.
Unitised assessment (Northern Ireland) with a product design task and technology examinations. Check your unit list; CCEA includes local manufacturing contexts.
Unitised assessment (Northern Ireland) with a product design task and technology examinations. Check your unit list; CCEA includes local manufacturing contexts.
Unitised assessment (Northern Ireland) with a product design task and technology examinations. Check your unit list; CCEA includes local manufacturing contexts.
Unitised assessment (Northern Ireland) with a product design task and technology examinations. Check your unit list; CCEA includes local manufacturing contexts.
Unitised assessment (Northern Ireland) with a product design task and technology examinations. Check your unit list; CCEA includes local manufacturing contexts.
Unitised assessment (Northern Ireland) with a product design task and technology examinations. Check your unit list; CCEA includes local manufacturing contexts.
Unitised assessment (Northern Ireland) with a product design task and technology examinations. Check your unit list; CCEA includes local manufacturing contexts.
Unitised assessment (Northern Ireland) with a product design task and technology examinations. Check your unit list; CCEA includes local manufacturing contexts.
Unitised assessment (Northern Ireland) with a product design task and technology examinations. Check your unit list; CCEA includes local manufacturing contexts.
How it is assessed (AQA 8552; other boards similar — check): written exam ~50% (core technical principles, specialist knowledge, designing) plus a design-and-make NEA ~50% responding to a contextual challenge released in June of Year 10.
Your NEA frame — folder structure (roughly 20–30 pages):
Top pitfalls: undated evidence (iteration cannot be seen); no real user feedback; specification points that cannot be tested; skipping modelling evidence because 'it looked messy' — messy models are marks.