Project Based Learning
Every week students spend two triple lessons a week completing project work that is not linked to examined subjects, but designed to develop skills that prepare them for the real world and employment.
Projects are carefully chosen to encourage learning that is independent from the teacher. Students are expected to plan and organise their own approaches, and are not spoon-fed or told how to solve the problems they encounter. There is an expectation that students will make mistakes and fail, which will lead to them reflecting, learning, and becoming more resilient.
Some of our current projects include:
- Gas Turbine Redesign
- Stop Motion Animation
- Creating a K’NEX Land Yacht
- VEX Robotics Challenge
- Wind Turbine Design Challenge
Through this programme we place an unparalleled emphasis on providing students with opportunities to develop skills, behaviours and traits that set them apart from other young people, and help them to succeed in future.
To download our guide to project based learning, click below.
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Project work at Lincoln UTC | [pdf 3MB] |
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