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Technology and Applied Studies
Oran Park High School TAS Faculty:
Mr Josh Symons - Head Teacher
Ms Jade Erickson
Ms Courtney Fraser
Mr Gus Castillon
Ms Danielle Saunders
Mr Ehab El-Hajje
Mr Bojan Djoneski
Ms Jessica Capaldi
Ms Sarah Atton
In Technological and applied studies (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.
Technological and applied studies (TAS) is mandatory for all students in Year 7 and 8. Students engage in design and production activities as they develop solutions to identified needs and opportunities. Through the practical application of knowledge and understanding they learn about Agriculture and Food Technologies, Digital Technologies, Engineered Systems and Material Technologies.
Students can also select from a range of elective TAS subjects in Stage 5 and 6. In these specialised subjects, students engage in a diverse range of practical experiences and develop knowledge and understanding of contemporary and advancing technologies. They develop solutions to identified problems and situations, and explore the impact of technologies on the individual, society and the environment.
These courses include;
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:
Available courses include:
Year 10 Design and Technology Children's Books
All Grown Up by Fara
Little Big Daniel by Samisksha
The Dark Star by Arivah
The Insecure Moth by Rhea
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