I can explain to the partner what we built and why
I can say what the asset gives the green space
Aspire · ask someone else what strength they see in you — does it match?
Teacher Print Tools — Week 6
Retrieval Quiz
Arrival Task – What Do You Already Know?
1. Say it
Name one thing you made in the last six weeks.
Any part of it counts — a cut, a joint, a coat of treatment.
2. Point to it
Point to your build on the Build Board.
Point is enough — no words needed.
3. Who for?
Who is our asset for?
Our community partner and the people who use their space.
1. The journey
What was our project journey, start to finish?
Audit, blueprint, cut, assemble, finish, handover — six links in one chain.
2. Check it
Did the product match the blueprint?
Honest answer. Where it didn't, say what we adapted and why.
3. Next time
Name one thing you'd change next time.
Anything specific — a step you'd do differently, not just 'work harder'.
1. Define it
What makes a photo portfolio evidence rather than just a photo?
The annotation. A photo shows what happened; the sentence beside it says what you did and why it counts.
2. Prove it
Our partner has to keep this working after we've gone. What do they need from us?
A care note — how to look after it, and who to contact. The handover isn't the end of our responsibility for it.
3. Flip it
What does the community get that wasn't there in September?
Say the thing itself AND what it does — a planter is an object; somewhere to grow food is a benefit.
Starter
Today at a Glance
Key Question: When is a thing finished — and how do you know to stop?
💡
Big Idea
The finish is the difference.
SPARK
🎲
Today We Play
Sort it
GAME
🧱
The Wall Grows
Onto the Build Board
VOICE
🏅
It Banks
ASDAN Vocational / D&T module evidence
EVIDENCE
Finishing is slow on purpose. There is no prize for first.
I Do
The Model — Six Weeks, One Chain
Key Idea: The evidence is the journey, not just the finished thing. Every week you photographed is a link.
👀 Look: every week you photographed is a link — the portfolio is the chain.
Step 0 of 3
Evaluate against the blueprint, honestly.
Hold the finished piece next to the drawing it came from. Where it matches, say so. Where it doesn't, say what we adapted and why — an honest adaptation is stronger evidence than a perfect claim.
A photo is not evidence until it is annotated.
The photo shows what happened. The sentence beside it says what YOU did and which competency it proves. 'This meets the brief because ___' is the frame — one line, in your words.
The handover is not the end of it.
Our partner keeps this after we've gone. They get a care note — how to look after it and who to ask. Handing something over properly means it still works in a year.
We Do
Team quiz — talk, then reveal
How it works: Team question. Talk it through together, agree an answer, and only then tap to check. Found: 0/6
Name the six weeks in order.
What turns a photo into evidence?
Who is the asset for?
What goes in a care note?
Three ways to take part on handover day?
What does the community get?
I Do
Proving It — The Evidence Loop
Key Idea: Launch extension: one written line — what the community gets that was not there in September.
Step 0 of 3
Documentarian
photograph the finished asset in place.
Annotate
'this meets the brief because ___'.
Witness
staff sign off the completed portfolio + predicted grade.
We Do
Match the Evidence to What It Proves
Step 1: Tap a card, then its partner. Step 2: Watch the WAGOLL write itself. Score: 0/6
CLAMPED SET-UP PHOTO
MEASURE TABLE
BEFORE/AFTER FINISH
SIGNED WITNESS SHEET
CARE NOTE
A PHOTO WITH NO WORDS
That you worked safely — not that someone told you to
That you measured and re-checked, in your own numbers
That you improved something, and can see the difference yourself
That an adult saw you do it, and at which level
That you thought past the handover to what happens next
Nothing yet — it's a picture until you write what you did
Journey shownAnnotatedHonest evaluationCare note
Independent Work
Independent Work — Studio Time
Instructions: Work at your level. Evidence goes in your ASDAN portfolio — Documentarian photo + annotation + witness tick — ASDAN Vocational / D&T module evidence.
15:00
🤝 With support
Task: Match each photo to its competency card and add the sentence-starter annotation. An adult scribes any extra words.
Steps: One photo at a time. Your words, their pen.
👤 On your own
Task: Collate your portfolio: annotate your printed photo evidence to prove each ASDAN competency, then evaluate against the blueprint.
Steps: Every photo gets a line. Where the build differs from the blueprint, say what you adapted and why.
🚀 Take it further
Task: Collate and evaluate your portfolio. Stretch: hand the partner a care note — how to keep it working.
Steps: Task first, stretch second — and the care note should be something they could follow without you there.
Lundy Loop
Lundy Loop — Your Voice on the Wall
Why: Article 12 — your view counts here, and it genuinely changes what happens next.
🚪 SPACE
On handover day you can speak, carry the asset, or take the photos. All three count as taking part.
📣 VOICE
You explain to the partner what we built and why. Today's stage photo goes on the Build Board — the last link in the chain.
👥 AUDIENCE
Not the class this time. The partner, and everyone who uses their space after we've gone.
⭐ INFLUENCE
Agree how our asset improves the community space — and who reports back on it. Somebody has to, and you decide who.
Exit Ticket
Exit Ticket
Instructions: Answer independently. Own words — no wall-peeking.
1.
Name one thing you made.
Any part of it counts.
2.
Who is it for?
Our community partner and the people who use their space.
3.
Name one way to take part on handover day.
Speak, carry, or take the photos. All three count.
Did the product match the blueprint? Where it didn't, what did you adapt?
Honest answer. An honest adaptation beats a perfect claim.
1.
What does the community get that wasn't there in September?
Name the thing AND what it does — a planter is an object; somewhere to grow food is a benefit.
2.
What goes in a care note, and why does it matter?
How to look after it and who to ask. It's what makes the handover last past the day.
3.
Name one thing you'd change next time, and say why.
Something specific and a reason — a step you'd reorder, not 'work harder'.
🧭 And that's the unit: six weeks, one chain, and something in a community space that wasn't there in September.
Slide 1/10
🏅📸✍️
The Handover — banked!
Handed over, not just finished ✅
✓ I can prepare our asset for handover✓ I can give an example of each strength in action✓ I can match HT pallet wood and reject MB or painted wood✓ Onto the Build Board: vote for what we build, and today’s stage photo goes up. Next lesson: Jobs in My Community — who does what locally
⏸ MID-POINT PEER CHECK
Pens down — quick partner check!
📣 Show your partner where you’re up to. Check together against today’s success: I can name two of my real strengths and I can give an example of each strength in action. If something’s missing, help them add it — kindly.
2 minutes max. Then I’ll resume the timer.
Knowledge Organiser — The Handover
BUILD D&T · Community Upcycling · Week 6 of 6 · Banks: ASDAN Vocational / D&T module evidence
Key word
What it means
EVALUATE
Compare the finished thing to the blueprint — honestly, including what changed
ANNOTATION
The line beside a photo saying what YOU did. Without it, it's just a picture
COMPETENCY
A skill the portfolio has to prove you can do
CARE NOTE
How to keep it working, and who to ask. Makes the handover last
On handover day: you can speak, carry the asset, or take the photos. All three count as taking part.
The Handover — the week in one line
Six weeks become a portfolio and a thing in a community space, and the last skill of the unit is explaining to somebody else what you made and why it matters.
Arrival Task
🤝 With support: Name one thing you made. Point to your build on the Build Board. Who is our asset for?
👤 On your own: What was our project journey, start to finish? Did the product match the blueprint? Name one thing you'd change next time.
🚀 Take it further: What makes a photo evidence rather than just a photo? What does the partner need to keep it working? What does the community get that wasn't there in September?
Today at a Glance
Key question: What does the community get that was not there in September?
Speak, carry, or photograph. All three count as taking part.
Match the Evidence to What It Proves
Draw lines to match:
CLAMPED SET-UP PHOTO · MEASURE TABLE · BEFORE/AFTER FINISH · SIGNED WITNESS SHEET · CARE NOTE · A PHOTO WITH NO WORDS
· That you worked safely · That you measured and re-checked, in your own numbers · That you improved something · That an adult saw you do it, and at which level · That you thought past the handover · Nothing yet — it's a picture until you write what you did
Scaffolding – Supported
Access & sensory notes (staff)
· Handover day is the anxious one. Offer speak / carry / photograph openly at the START of the week, not on the morning — so nobody has to decline in front of anyone.
· Scribing is fine. The pupil's words, the adult's pen. The annotation is the evidence, not the handwriting.
· Off-site: consent forms filed, off-site rules briefed, and the route walked in advance. Photograph work, not faces, unless consent is on file.
· A pupil who does not want to go can still hand over — record a message, or write the care note that goes with it. That counts.
· Capture the pride. It is real, and for some of these pupils it is the first time they have given something to anybody.
Sentence starters
This meets the brief because ______.
I helped by ______.
The community gets ______.
Word bank: evaluate · annotate · competency · care note · benefit · handover
Scaffolding – Standard
For every photo: what is happening · what I did · which competency it proves.
For the evaluation: where it matched the blueprint · where it didn't · what we adapted and why.
An honest adaptation is stronger evidence than a perfect claim. Say what changed.
Scaffolding – Stretch
A care note has to work without you standing there. Write it for somebody who has never met you: what to do, how often, what to watch for, and who to contact.
Then name the benefit, not the object. "A planter" is a thing. "Somewhere the lunch club can grow herbs without bending down" is what it's for.
Independent Work – Supported
Task: Match each photo to its competency card and add the sentence-starter annotation. An adult scribes any extra words.
Photo 1 proves: ____________________
Photo 2 proves: ____________________
Independent Work – Standard
Task: Collate your portfolio: annotate your photo evidence to prove each competency, then evaluate against the blueprint.
Photo
What I did
Competency it proves
1
2
3
4
Evaluation. Where it matched the blueprint / where it didn't / what we adapted and why:
Independent Work – Stretch
Task: Collate and evaluate your portfolio, then write the partner a care note.
CARE NOTE — for ____________________
What to do, and how often:
What to watch for:
Who to contact:
The benefit this gives your space (not the object — what it lets people do):
Exit Ticket
🤝 With support: Name one thing you made. Who is it for? Name one way to take part on handover day.
👤 On your own: What was the journey, start to finish? What turns a photo into evidence? Did the product match the blueprint?
🚀 Take it further: What does the community get that wasn't there in September? What goes in a care note? One thing you'd change next time, and why.
On handover day: speak · carry · photograph — all three count as taking part.
Assessor Witness Statement
BUILD D&T W6 · The Handover BUILD D&T · Community Upcycling · Banks: ASDAN Vocational / D&T module evidence
Candidate name
Date of activity
Activity witnessed
Evaluating the finished asset against its blueprint, collating portfolio evidence, and handing over to the community partner
1 · What I actually saw this candidate do
Name the observable action, not the worksheet. Write what a stranger would have seen from the doorway.
2 · Level the candidate worked at — ring ONE
SUPPORTED Matched each photo to its competency card and added the sentence-starter annotation, with an adult scribing.
STANDARD Collated and annotated the portfolio independently and evaluated the build honestly against the blueprint.
STRETCH Wrote the partner a care note that would work without them there, and named the benefit rather than the object.
Prompts given (if any):
3 · Safety-critical checks observed
☐ Every photo annotated in their own words ☐ Evaluation honest about what changed ☐ Explained the build to the partner ☐ Named the benefit, not just the object ☐ How they took part: speak / carry / photograph ☐ Support given (describe): ______
I confirm the work described above was produced by the named candidate, and that the level ringed reflects the support actually given on the day.
Assessor name (print)
Role
Signature
Date
One statement per candidate per session. File it with the photo, not instead of it.
Lundy Loop — this lesson
Space → Voice → Audience → Influence. The adult’s first job is Space: regulate before you educate.
Space
On handover day you can speak, carry the asset, or take the photos. All three count as taking part.
Voice
You explain to the partner what we built and why. Today's stage photo goes on the Build Board — the last link in the chain.
Audience
Not the class this time. The partner, and everyone who uses their space after we've gone.
Influence
Agree how our asset improves the community space — and who reports back on it. Somebody has to, and you decide who.
Closing the loop: out loud, as a class, is enough here. Any inclusion counts — a nod, a word, a pointed finger. If a pupil wants theirs written down, an adult scribes it in their words. Pass is always allowed.
The Handover — Feedback Sheet
Keep with your ASDAN portfolio.
Pupil name:
Date:
WWW (What Went Well):
EBI (Even Better If):
Level worked at: Supported / Standard / Stretch
ASDAN evidence filed: Yes / Not yet
Pupil response — my next step:Ring this yourself — an adult may write your words if you ask.
How I answered it — ring one:👉pointed🗣said it✋showed🖼picture🔁tried again🎬filmedNothing yet is a real answer — leave it blank. Pass is always allowed.Filmed or photographed: work, not faces, unless consent is filed.R — adult initials that they received it: ____________