Some of our Cycle 2 Year 8 Games and Toys Winners and Highly Commended

cycle 3 started

Congratulations Cycle 2 Year 8 Winners best in cycle and best in class - games and toys

Congratulations

Cycle 2- Teachers Choice Joint Winners

Myah Coates Rm 12

Jordan Page Rm 13

Ivan Villion Rm 9

Madison Hadfield rm 5

Highly Commended

Brooke Donaldson Rm 9

Chantelle Hart Rm 4

Brooke Morrice Rm 11

Cycle 2- People's Choice Winners

1st Madison Hadfield rm 5

2nd Ivan Villion Rm 9

3rd Henry Croft Rm 13

Cycle 2 - Class Choice Awards

8A - Henry Croft rm 13 & Runners up - Nekita Lee and Katelyn Joyce rm 12

8B - Ivan Villion rm 9 & Runner up Brooke Donaldson rm 9

8C - Joint winners - Emily Kim Rm 6 & Zak Stevens Rm 5

8D - Joint winners - Jennyfer Greenwood rm 11 & Huntah Murray rm 7

8E - Joint Winners - Ciara Breslwer rm 4 and Breanna Herrera rm 4

3 D drawing lesson

How to draw a cube

How to draw a 3d rectangle

Now try and draw your design in 3D = depth, width and height Good luck!
rectangle practice

Year 8 Cycle 2 Games and Toys

Design Brief - Wood, approx A3 size to entertain, made in 6 practical sessions

Some ideas

Congratulations End of Term1 Cycle 1 Awards

Congratulations to the following students who won awards;

End of Term Teachers Awards -
 Daniel Herbert Rm 13

Jessamine Pajaron Rm 8

Harmony Lai Rm 6

Scott Vanderstar rm 7

People's Choice Joint Winners (voted by whole school and teachers)

Daniel Herbert Rm 13

Adley Palei Rm 7

Hana Tani Rm Rm 7

P People's Choice Joint Runners Up

Scott Vanderstar Rm 7

Gabriella Reed Rm 9

Cycle 1 - Class Choice Awards (as voted by class mates)

Karlo Bernado Rm 12

Gabriella Reed Rm 9

Dylan Black  Rm 6

Soane Olosoni Rm 7

Adley Palei Rm 7

Sam Legg Rm 4

STUDENTS READ - end of term Technical Brief due last week of Term

Year 7 - How we Organise Ourselves -

A Technical Brief is required to have

1. Your design - pictures, drawings , sketches
2. Attributes - physical (what you see) and functional (what it does)
3. Conceptual Statement - What is it, who is it for, what they will use it for, why did you make it, where will it be used.

Remember - this is VISUAL LANGUAGE - to the brighter, more colourful, thoughtful layout, ease to read the better