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The GCSE Design and Technology course consists of 50% coursework involving a student-designed product to solve a problem from June of Year 10 through February of Year 11. The other 50% is an exam in May of Year 11 that covers the design process. For their coursework, students will independently work through designing and making an original product to address either healthy lifestyle needs or helping people with disabilities.
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