Design and Technology

Skills & Knowledge Progression Documents
Design Technology at Haslingfield Endowed Primary School is a creative, practical subject that encourages children to think imaginatively, solve problems and work both independently and as part of a team. Through our DT curriculum, pupils learn in real‑life contexts inspired by engineers, designers, chefs and architects, helping them understand how design impacts everyday life.
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Children develop the skills and knowledge needed to create a wide range of products, including structures, mechanisms, textiles, electrical systems and food dishes. Our intention is to build confident, resourceful learners who can design, make and evaluate with purpose and creativity.
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Curriculum Intent
Implementation
Through a wide range of practical activities, children are taught the knowledge, skills and understanding needed to design and make products with a clear sense of function, purpose and real‑life relevance. DT learning is linked meaningfully to other areas of the curriculum, helping pupils see how design impacts everyday life.
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Design skills
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Use research and clear design criteria to develop innovative, functional products
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Generate and communicate ideas through discussion, annotated sketches and prototypes