Design
Prototyping
Use design cycles, sketches and prototypes to make your product useful, workable and appealing. Show how testing changed the final version.
Skill learned → choice made → product improved
For example: “In Maths I learned how to interpret survey data. I used the results to choose the three features students wanted most, so my app prototype answered a real need.”
Science
Investigation
Test materials or ideas, control variables and record reliable results. Use your findings to justify choices in the product.
English
Communication
Shape a clear message through scripts, reports, interviews or persuasive writing, then adapt your language for the product's audience.
Maths
Measure & analyse
Use scale, measurement, budgeting, geometry or survey data to make decisions. Explain how the numbers improved your product.
Individuals & Societies
Understand context
Research communities, cultures, places or historical change so your product responds thoughtfully to the world around it.
PE
Movement & performance
Apply knowledge of movement, training, teamwork, health or performance when creating a routine, event, guide, campaign or physical product.
Art
Visual language
Use composition, colour, materials and visual research to give your product meaning and a deliberate style, not decoration added at the end.
Music
Sound & structure
Use rhythm, mood, composition, performance or sound editing to shape how an audience experiences your film, podcast, event or original piece.
Languages
Audience & culture
Use another language to interview, translate, communicate with a wider audience or understand cultural viewpoints that strengthen your product.