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Bonnyrigg High School

Bonnyrigg High School

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Technological and applied studies

Here at Bonnyrigg High School, TAS includes Textiles, IT, Food Technology, Metal and Woodwork studies. Our Vision is that students create wonderful pieces and grow in their learning.

Bonnyrigg Courses

Year 7 & 8 Course

Mandatory Course

  • Technology

Year 9 & 10 Courses

Mandatory Courses

  • Textiles and Design
  • Food Technology
  • Industrial Technology -Timber
  • Industrial technology - Engineering
  • Computing Technology
  • Information and Software Technology (IST)
  • Design and Technology (D&T)

Year 11 & 12 Courses

Mandatory Courses

  • Textiles and Design
  • Food Technology
  • Industrial Technology - Timber Products
  • Software Design and Development
  • Design and Technology
  • Information Processes and Technology (IPT)
  • Enterprise Computing and Software Engineering

VET Courses

  • Construction
  • Information and Digital Technology
  • Hospitality - Kitchen Operations
  • Hospitality - Food and Beverages

For more information about each topic, click on the Year 7-10 NESA and Year 11-12 NESA links.

For pictures of subjects and events, see our NewsGallery and Facebook pages.

 

The Department of Education states:

Technological and applied studies (TAS) is mandatory for all students in Year 7 and 8. Students can also select from a range of elective TAS subjects.

In TAS, students develop knowledge, understanding and skills through a design and production process using a range of tools, materials and techniques in theory and practical lessons.

The continuum of technology learning is:

  • mandated from Kindergarten to Year 8 through Science and Technology K-6 and Technology Mandatory Years 7-8 syllabuses
  • based on students becoming increasingly sophisticated in their ability to apply knowledge, skills and understanding to design and produce solutions
  • optional for student specialisation in high school through a range of syllabuses addressing particular technologies and aspects of design.