Summer Term 2026

Date: 15 April 2026

Price: Sub £170 / SLA £130 / Full £204

Keyword Search: Food Foundation

Level 2 Food Safety Training - Foundation Certificate 25-26 (Webinar)

This course reinforces the importance of food safety and provides learners with an understanding of how to identify and control food safety hazards in their own workplace. 

Learning outcomes: 

• Offers the minimum standards for the food safety industry.

• Builds on the introductory certificate in food safety. 

• Recognises good practice as a food handler. 

• Gives confidence to consumers. 

Date: 22 April 2026

Price: Sub £145 / SLA £115 / Full £174

Keyword Search: Planning Technology

Planning, Progression and Assessment in Primary Design and Technology 25-26 (Webinar)

Practical guidance to provide the necessary background information and possible strategies to enable subject leaders in design and technology to make appropriate assessment, recording and reporting arrangements for their own schools. 

Dates:

29 April 2026 East Hampshire 

7 May 2026 South Hampshire 

11 May 2026 North Hampshire 

Price: Sub £95 / SLA £65 / Full £114

Keyword Search: Summer Design

Summer 25-26 Termly Design and Technology Support Group Workshop

This workshop will offer a valuable opportunity for teachers to participate in practical activities and meet other teachers to share ideas and thoughts about design and technology in the classroom. Participants will gain inspiration and ideas for different starting points and projects for all year groups across the primary age range. 

Date: 2 June 2026

Price: Sub £255 / SLA £170 / Full £306

Keyword Search: Developing Textiles

Developing Textiles in the Primary Design and Technology Curriculum

This hands-on workshop helps primary teachers confidently teach textiles within the D&T curriculum. Through practical, classroom-based activities, participants will learn simple stitching, joining, and decorating techniques, and explore how to plan engaging projects that develop creativity and fine motor skills. Teachers will leave with ready-to-use ideas and resources to inspire pupils and integrate textiles across the curriculum. 

Date: 4 June 2026

Price: Sub £250 / SLA £165 / Full £300

Keyword Search: Design Lead

Being a Design and Technology Subject Lead in the Primary School 25-26

The course will give new and aspiring Design and Technology subject co-ordinators confidence in leading and managing their subject.

Participants will learn how to: 

• Advocate confidently for Design and Technology as a subject in their school. 

• Plan effectively in the long, short and medium term. 

• Assess children's progress in the subject. 

• Create an action plan for developing Design and Technology provision.  

Date: 22 June 2026

Price: Sub £305 / SLA £210 / Full £366

Keyword Search: Developing Mechanisms

Developing Mechanisms in the Primary Design and Technology Curriculum

This practical workshop supports primary teachers in confidently teaching mechanisms within the D&T curriculum. Through hands-on, classroom-based activities, participants will explore simple mechanical systems such as levers, linkages, sliders, and rotating parts. The session focuses on planning engaging projects that develop pupils’ understanding of movement and control while encouraging creativity and problem-solving. Teachers will leave with practical ideas and resources ready to use in the classroom. 

Date: 15 July 2026

Price: Sub £255 / SLA £170 / Full £306

Keyword Search: Design Conference

Primary Annual Design and Technology Conference 2026

This conference offers opportunities to listen to the latest national trends and good practice in Design and Technology, with the opportunity to participate in practical activities. 

Key Features 

• Focus on Primary D&T: Practical strategies for delivering high-quality Design and Technology in EYFS and KS1/KS2. 

• Hands-on workshops: Interactive sessions on core areas such as textiles, mechanisms, structures, and food. 

• Curriculum progression: Guidance on planning and assessing D&T across the primary phase. 

• Classroom-ready ideas: Activities and resources teachers can take back and use immediately. 

• Networking opportunities: Connect with other Hampshire primary teachers and share best practice. 

• Expert-led sessions: Delivered by experienced D&T advisers and practitioners. 

• Links to wider curriculum: Explore cross-curricular connections (STEM, sustainability, creativity). 

• Small, supportive environment: Ideal for discussion, Q&A, and personalised advice.