1) Students to evaluate existing packaging graphics used in chocolate boxes.
2) Students to create packaging graphics for a chocolate box.
1) Students to investigate the materials and/or components used in manufacturing a product.
2) Students to analyse properties, qualities, advantages and disadvantages of materials/components used in manufacturing a product.
3) Students to justify the choice of materials and/or components.
Students to analyse how to use various adhesives and the preparations involved.
Students to distinguish the advantages and disadvantages of adhesives.
Students to analyse how to use various heat treatments to alter the properties of metals and the preparations involved.
Students to distinguish the advantages and disadvantages of heat treatment.
Students to analyse how to use various finishes to improve the performance, quality and appearance of manufactured products.
Students to distinguish the advantages and disadvantages of finishing techniques.
1) Students to be able to differentiate various temporary and permanent joining methods.
2) Students to be able to analyse how and when to use different types of joining joints and the preparations involved.
3) Students to be distinguish types of joining joints their characteristics, advantages and disadvantages.
Students to differentiate and be able to select the correct tools when removing waste material during the manufacture of products.
Students to be able to distinguish the tools’ uses, advantages and disadvantages.
For students to be able to differentiate and be able to select the correct tools and equipment when marking out and measuring.
Students to be able to distinguish the tools’ uses, advantages and disadvantages.
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The DNA of a Champion – Talent Alone is not enough. Sir Clive Woodward, Former England Rugby Coach interviewed by Piers Morgan.
As the architect of Britain’s greatest rugby achievement, Sir Clive Woodward is a national hero. Clive draws on his experiences as Director of Sport for Team GB at the British Olympic Association for the London 2012 Olympics and more recently as founding partner & chairman of an online coaching software app company, and a member of the IOC’s Entourage Committee; Clive’s approach to winning has captured the imagination of both the sporting and corporate worlds.
Clive’s principles have resonance not only in sport but they relate to business in practical and theoretical terms. High performance teams work in a similar way to companies and are built on structures resembling sports teams. Clive’s experience of business and sport endow him with the knowledge and experience to relate and explain the common…