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BLOG INFORMATION

To access the BLOG ARCHIVE, please navigate to the right-hand side of your screen and scroll down to find it. When using the archive, be mindful of the references/resources organized by year. For the year 2020 onwards, you'll find references that are exclusively related to the new syllabus of 0400. These resources are invaluable for staying up-to-date with the latest curriculum and materials. For the years 2019 and those prior, you can still make use of the content for its work quality, innovative ideas, and sources of inspiration. These older references can be especially helpful for crafting ideas and guidelines to support your Component 2 ESA (new syllabus) endeavors.

Thursday, March 7, 2024

Final Piece Collection of Component 1 & 2 from the 2023 Oct/Nov Art & Design Igcse 0400 exams.

Dear visitors,

I hope all of you are doing great.

I am sharing again today the Final Piece collection of Component 1 & Component 2 from Oct/Nov 2023. The students were from my tuition session. (My school students are taking June Exams, for your information.)

These pieces are intended for your reference and inspiration. Please note that while I have shared the final pieces, not all students have permitted me to publicly share their supporting studies or the complete artwork.

These shared works will help you review your current students' work and perhaps spark some inspiration. Thank you for understanding and respecting the privacy of my students.


Breakdown marks for Component 1 



Grade A for both works above

'Trapped' and 'Trip'

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Above - Grade A for the work 'Milo & Latte' (pet animals) and Grade B for 'Running water'

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Above - Grade B for 'Organic forms' 


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Breakdown marks for Component 2

Above: Grade A 'Protected'

Above: Grade B  'Mirror image'

Above: Grade B  'Protected'


Above: Grade C 'Mirror image'

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Once again, I'd like to discuss sharing students' work on this platform, particularly in regard to how you examine October/November and June samples whenever I make them public.





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Thank you for visiting my blog.

If you have any inquiries or discussions about Art & Design IGCSE 0400, kindly email me at missfeeda@artandfeeda.net.

Please note that commenting on my previous posts might only sometimes catch my attention, as I've experienced issues with notification settings. Regrettably, I haven't received any notifications from past comments. To ensure a prompt response to your concerns, I encourage you to use email communication.

Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.

IF YOU WANT TO USE MY STUDENTS' VISUAL SAMPLE FROM THIS BLOG OR

GUIDELINE I SHARE HERE, PLEASE DO CREDIT THIS BLOG

I WILL APPRECIATE THAT. 











Friday, March 1, 2024

Grade B - 73% Art & Design Igcse 0400 Oct/Nov 2023.

Greetings everyone,

I'm grateful to Ezree, my former student, for allowing me to share her work with all of you. I'm excited to showcase her achievement, scoring 73%, Grade B in the Art & Design IGCSE syllabus 0400 for the Oct/Nov 2023 exams.

Congratulations, Ezree! Your dedication and hard work are truly commendable, especially considering our initial concerns about time management and overall quality.

To my blog visitors, I trust that Ezree's samples will enrich your research. If you wish to share these samples on social media or use them in your lessons (for teachers), please credit this blog. Thank you.

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Component 1 (Coursework) - grade B

'Running water'

Painting and related media ( 7 preps + 1 final piece )









Final Piece


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Component 2 (Externally set assignment) - grade B

'Mirror image'

Painting and related media ( 3 preps + 1 final piece )




Final piece



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Thank you for visiting my blog.

If you have any inquiries or discussions about Art & Design IGCSE 0400, kindly email me at missfeeda@artandfeeda.net.

Please note that commenting on my previous posts might only sometimes catch my attention, as I've experienced issues with notification settings. Regrettably, I haven't received any notifications from past comments. To ensure a prompt response to your concerns, I encourage you to use email communication.

Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.

IF YOU WANT TO USE MY STUDENTS' VISUAL SAMPLE FROM THIS BLOG OR

GUIDELINE I SHARE HERE, PLEASE DO CREDIT THIS BLOG

I WILL APPRECIATE THAT. 










Monday, January 29, 2024

Important information:: The submission process for Art & Design syllabuses is changing from 2025.

Hello everyone,

I would like to relay information sourced from the Forum (Cambridge Support Hub) regarding a significant change in the submission process for Art & Design syllabuses starting in 2025, as shared by Kerry Liptrot.

From 2025 onwards, we will no longer use courier services to send our students' work to Cambridge. If you encounter difficulties accessing the Support Hub website, I've included the information below for your convenience. This should give you a clearer understanding of the process required when submitting students' work.

Thank you.



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Subject: From 2025 - all work to be submitted on-line NOTICE TO CENTRES

The submission process for Art & Design syllabuses is changing from 2025:

• Cambridge IGCSE Art & Design (0400)
Component 1 and Component 2

• Cambridge IGCSE (9-1) Art & Design (0989)
Component 1 and Component 2

• Cambridge O level Art & Design (6090)
Component 1 and Component 2

• Cambridge International AS & A Level Art & Design (9479)
Component 1 and Component 2 and Component 3


What’s changing in the way we submit Art & Design work to Cambridge?
We are making changes to the way you submit the work to Cambridge for marking.

• From 2025, you will need to submit photographs or scans of your candidates’ work for Cambridge IGCSE Art & Design (0400), Cambridge IGCSE (9-1) Art & Design (0989), Cambridge O level Art & Design (6090), Cambridge International AS & A Level Art & Design (9479).

• We will no longer accept hard copy submission.


What has changed?

The syllabus specification and assessment objectives have not changed, the way you submit the work has changed.

The work produced for Component 1 and Component 2 will still be expected to demonstrate evidence across all assessment objectives as detailed in the syllabus.

The work your candidates produce for Component 1 and Component 2 is unchanged and your candidates continue to produce work in the same format as they have done previously. At the end of the course, the supporting work on A2 sheets and the final outcome on A2 sheet can be scanned or photographed and submitted digitally on Submit for Assessment.

You will need to retain the work at the centre until the end of the Enquiries about Results period has ended and also in case there are any problems with the quality of digital images.
In this case, the digital images of the work produced for Component 1 and Component 2 should consist of high resolution scans or photographs of the A2 supporting studies and the final outcomes on A2.
The scans or photographs will provide evidence for the assessment of the work and it is your responsibility to ensure the scans or photographs are high quality.

Accepted file formats Notes
.jpeg
.gif
.jpg
Animated GIF with some limitations on re-sizing and toolbar display)
.png
.tiff
.tif

Work for Component 1 and Component 2 can be presented in either format.
Alternatively, candidates can present their work in a digital format such as a PowerPoint presentation. Presenting the work in a digital format does not mean that all the work included needs to be created digitally. Candidates can still include traditional approaches, such as painting and drawing but it gives a more flexible approach particularly where candidates are using a mixture of techniques including digital techniques such as photoshop. In this case instead of recording all the work at the end of the course, candidates could insert files, images and text into a PowerPoint as the work progresses.

Accepted file formats Notes
.doc
.docx
.oft
.pfd
.pdf
.ppt
.pptx
.pub
.odt

Work for Component 1 and Component 2 can be presented in either format.



How do I request the return of Art & Design work?
From 2025, you will no longer be able to request the Return of Art & Design work.

Guidance for Teachers

There must be separate submissions from each candidate for each component. Candidates must not present the same work for both components. Work for each component should demonstrate evidence across of the assessment objectives as indicated in the syllabus.

The work for each component should be submitted in chronological order, so that the sequence of the development of work leading up to the final outcome can be followed by the examiner.

Where candidates are producing work on A2 supporting sheets and an A2 final outcome, teachers are instructed to place the supporting studies in the order that the work has developed, with the final outcome on top. The work should be clearly labelled before they are scanned or photographed. The first sheet to be scanned or photographed should be from the bottom of the pile with the final outcome being the last sheet to be scanned or photographed.

In this case the teachers will scan or photograph each of the A2 sheets for each Component. All handwriting must be legible and easy to read.

It is the responsibility of the centre to ensure that the scans and photographs are good quality.

You are not required to have the work professionally scanned or photographed but you should take note of the following in order to produce the best quality scans and photographs as possible.

Photographs should be taken straight on and not at an angle.
Good lighting and avoid glare.
Make sure that the images are in focus and any writing is clear.
All the work mounted on the A2 sheet must be visible.
Use a plain background.
Do not crop, adjust, balance or re-size the scans and photographs.

Work submitted in a digital format should be no more than 20 slides if in PowerPoint and they should also be recorded in chronological order with the final outcome being the last in the sequence seen by the examiner.

It is your responsibility to ensure that all submissions are high quality and allow for the work to be assessed. If the images you submit are poor quality or cannot be viewed then you will be asked to provide additional material and this could delay the assessment process.





Tuesday, January 23, 2024

Grade A / 82% Art & Design Igcse 0400 Oct/Nov Exams 2023.

Greetings everyone,

I'm thrilled to showcase the outstanding performance of a former student, Nurin, who secured a commendable A grade with an impressive 82% overall. Nurin excelled with both As in Component 1 and Component 2.

Sharing this accomplishment will offer valuable insights for instructing your students in this curriculum.

Congratulations, Nurin! x

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Component 1 (Coursework) - grade A

'Trapped'

Painting and related media










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Component 2 (Externally set assignment) - grade A

'Protected'

Painting and related media








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Thank you for visiting my blog.

If you have any inquiries or discussions about Art & Design IGCSE 0400, kindly email me at missfeeda@artandfeeda.net.

Please note that commenting on my previous posts might only sometimes catch my attention, as I've experienced issues with notification settings. Regrettably, I haven't received any notifications from past comments. To ensure a prompt response to your concerns, I encourage you to use email communication.

Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.

IF YOU WANT TO USE MY STUDENTS' VISUAL SAMPLE FROM THIS BLOG OR

GUIDELINE I SHARE HERE, PLEASE DO CREDIT THIS BLOG

I WILL APPRECIATE THAT.