GCSE (Years 10–11) · Design & technology
Energy generation and storage
Pupils study principles of energy generation and storage relevant to product design, including renewable and non‑renewable sources, energy conversion, batteries and capacitors, efficiency and environmental impact; they assess suitability of technologies for different contexts and design for energy conservation.
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Display posters for classrooms, workshops and corridors.
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Printable activities, tasks and assessment sheets.
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