D&T Progression from EYFS to KS2
- 5th Oct 2026
- Online
- Design & Technology
- Spaces
- Primary
- Subject Leadership, Teaching & Learning, Curriculum Delivery
- Free For Partner Schools
- Non-members From £80.00+VAT
Unlock the full potential of Design & Technology in your school with this focused short course designed for primary educators
D&T: Progression from EYFS to KS2 will guide you through a clear, structured journey of skills development from early exploration in EYFS to confident, purposeful designing and making in Upper Key Stage 2.
You’ll gain a deeper understanding of how to build progression that truly develops pupils’ creativity, problem-solving, and technical skills
Unlock the full potential of Design & Technology in your school with this focused short course designed for primary educators
D&T: Progression from EYFS to KS2 will guide you through a clear, structured journey of skills development from early exploration in EYFS to confident, purposeful designing and making in Upper Key Stage 2.
You’ll gain a deeper understanding of how to build progression that truly develops pupils’ creativity, problem-solving, and technical skills
"...good examples of CAD software and examples of how to use this within the curriculum."
"Thank you for sharing the D&T progression. The progression is really well structured and very helpful for our next steps. I would like to develop this learning further with the whole staff as we move towards implementing a Design & Technology curriculum within our school."
John Jefferies is an independent Consultant for Education. A former Local Authority Consultant for ICT John has subsequently worked nationally and internationally with Naace and Becta. He currently supports schools with Computing as part of the NCCE with STEM Learning working with Regional Computing Hubs. John is a Senior Professional Development Lead Facilitator and an Advisor for Enthuse Partnerships and Computing Clusters for STEM Learning in support of Computing and D&T curriculum areas.
He holds a certificate of accreditation from EPICT as a Facilitator for Online Safety and regularly provides guidance and training for all primary school stake holders including; school leaders, governors/trustees, teachers, children and parents. John is an expert in cross-curricular computing and digital skills, and in the application of Ed Tech. He also has many years’ experience supporting trainee teachers within SCITT programmes as a Visiting Tutor and Final Assessor.