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R093 - 2.1 How Style, Content and Layout are linked to Purpose

R093 - 2.1 How Style, Content and Layout are linked to Purpose

Subject: Computing

Age range: 14-16

Resource type: Lesson (complete)

Last updated

29 May 2026

pptx, 10.1 MB
pptx, 10.1 MB
png, 1.9 MB
png, 1.9 MB
png, 2.28 MB
png, 2.28 MB
png, 2.18 MB
png, 2.18 MB
docx, 20.46 KB
docx, 20.46 KB
png, 2.22 MB
png, 2.22 MB
png, 1.91 MB
png, 1.91 MB

Full lesson - at least 2 hours of ready to use content including:

  • Teaching and learning PowerPoint fully linked to R093 exam specification with Do Now activity
  • 4 x Infographics highlighting the purpose with full application of content to different types of media products including:
  • Gaming - MineCraft
  • Website - Amazon
  • Film - Inside Out
  • Menu/visual identity - Starbucks
  • Sentence starters/vocab/success criteria
  • Exam questions and model answers
  • Infographics which could also be used as wall displays

This comprehensive fully resourced and visually engaging lesson supports learners through careful scaffolding. Students will apply their knowledge and understanding of R093 2.1 content to analyse how a range of media products use style, content and layout to support purpose and the needs of the target audience. Students will develop full paragraphs through the use of sentence starters and vocab support. This lesson was created to fully prepare students to achieve higher outcomes in both R093 and coursework units such as R094 and R097.

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