TECHNOLOGY LEARNING AREA

YEAR 9 STUDENTS DIVE INTO CREATIVITY WITH TIE-DYE PROJECT

In a burst of vibrant colours and boundless creativity, Year 9 students recently embarked on an exciting journey into the world of tie-dye. This hands-on project not only provided an avenue for artistic expression, but also fostered teamwork and unleashed the inner designers within each student.

Tie-dye, an art form dating back centuries, has seen a resurgence in popularity, captivating the imaginations of people across generations. With its unpredictable patterns and kaleidoscopic hues, tie-dye offers a canvas for boundless experimentation, making it the perfect medium for young minds eager to explore their artistic flair.

Armed with gloves, rubber bands, and an array of vibrant dyes, students eagerly set to work, transforming plain white T-shirts into personalised works of art. Each step of the process, from folding and binding to dyeing and rinsing, was a lesson in patience and precision as students meticulously crafted their unique creations.

Moreover, the project served as a reminder of the value of hands-on learning experiences. By stepping outside the confines of a traditional classroom setting, students were able to engage with materials and concepts in a tangible way, fostering a deeper understanding and appreciation for Textiles and design.

Mrs Maree Jones

Textiles Teacher

YEAR 8 FOOD TECHNOLOGY

Our Year 8 students have been introduced to basic cooking methods and processes and have produced a range of cakes, cookies, and basic meals. The class, which runs fo had many opportunities to extend their knowledge and culinary skills. Many quality products have been created. 

There is always a mixture of tantalising aromas coming from within the kitchen. They are very enthusiastic students.

Mrs Kim Kelly

Food Technology Teacher

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

This term, students in Year 7 Digital Technology have started with the famously popular and long-standing Interactive House activity in PowerPoint. They learned the skills of hyperlinking and grouping to create creative interior and exterior designs.

Mrs Ceara Kearney

Digital Technology Teacher