Art & Design
The Art & Design course lends itself to a wide range of SMCS studies. It allows students to become enquiring of the world around them and it encourages them to communicate their ideas effectively. Students will analyse, engage with, and question their own and others’ values and beliefs. Students discover identity and empathy and learn how to celebrate human diversity and individuality.
Year 7 |
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All students study Art for 1 lessons per fortnight. During each fortnight they will be set 1 homework. Progress is formally examined at the end of each nine week Teaching and Learning Quarter. | |
Quarter 1 | Formal elements in Art and Design Line and Tone |
Quarter 2 | Colour |
Quarter 3 | Pattern and Texture |
Quarter 4 | Form |
Year 8 |
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All students study Art for 2 lessons per fortnight. During each fortnight they will be set 1 homework. Progress is formally examined at the end of each nine week Teaching and Learning Quarter. | |
Quarter 1 | Development of ideas |
Quarter 2 | Experiment and refine work |
Quarter 3 | Record in visual and written form |
Quarter 4 | Present imaginative and personal response |
Year 9 |
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Students follow the AQA Unendorsed (non-specialised) Art course. This is a general art course covering a variety of different art experiences. Students must produce coursework in at least 2-3 different areas of art throughout the GCSE course period (Y9-11); usually these are in drawing, painting, fine art, graphic design or sculpture. Students have 5 lessons per fortnight and they will receive one piece of homework per week. | |
Quarter 1 | Develop ideas |
Quarter 2 | Experiment and refine work |
Quarter 3 | Record in visual and written form |
Quarter 4 | Present imaginative and personal response |
Year 10 |
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Students follow the AQA Unendorsed (non-specialised) Art course. This is a general art course covering a variety of different art experiences. Students must produce coursework in at least 2-3 different areas of art throughout the GCSE course period (Y9-11); usually these are in drawing, painting, fine art, graphic design or sculpture. Students have 5 lessons per fortnight and they will receive one piece of homework per week. | |
Quarter 1 | Develop ideas |
Quarter 2 | Experiment and refine work |
Quarter 3 | Record in visual and written form |
Quarter 4 | Present imaginative and personal response |
Year 11 |
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Students follow the AQA Unendorsed (non-specialised) Art course. This is a general art course covering a variety of different art experiences. Students must produce coursework in at least 2-3 different areas of art throughout the GCSE course period (Y9-11); usually these are in drawing, painting, fine art, graphic design or sculpture. Students have 5 lessons per fortnight and they will receive one piece of homework per week. | |
Quarter 1 | Develop ideas |
Quarter 2 | Experiment and refine work |
Quarter 3 | Record in visual and written form |
Quarter 4 | Present a personal response |
Year 12 |
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Students follow the AQA Unendorsed (non-specialised) Art course. It is examined by Mr Haring/Ms Lynch. Students have 8 lessons per fortnight and they will receive one piece of homework per week. | |
Quarter 1 | Develop ideas |
Quarter 2 | Experiment and refine work |
Quarter 3 | Record in visual and written form |
Quarter 4 | Present a personal response |
Year 13 |
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Students follow the AQA Unendorsed (non-specialised) Art course. It is examined by Mr Haring/Ms Lynch. Students have 8 lessons per fortnight and they will receive one piece of homework per week. | |
Quarter 1 | Develop ideas |
Quarter 2 | Experiment and refine work |
Quarter 3 | Record in visual and written form |
Quarter 4 | Present a personal response |