Addressing Challenges and Implementing Solutions in a Troubled School
The school faced issues like violence, dilapidation, poor morale among teachers, and drug problems. The new Rector took action by implementing strategies such as patrols, appointing student prefects, setting up a Staff Social Committee, improving security, and enhancing anti-drug education to tackle these challenges effectively.
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The playground was full of acts of premeditated violence. The building was dilapidated. The morale amongst the teachers was poor, with many objecting to acts of intimidation directed at them by the pupils they tried to teach. The cleaners had given up trying to deal with the debris, which lay scattered in every corridor and stairwell at the end of morning interval or the all too brief lunchtimes. Local drug dealers had taken to hanging about the school gates, finding too many willing customers exiting through the school gates. Yet, these terrible problems did not deter the new Rector, as he put a variety of strategies into operation. Firstly, he and the Board Of Studies began regular patrols in the playground during times when the pupils were using it, and motivated pupils were sworn in as prefects to help enforce the law. A new Staff Social Committee was set up and the staffroom was redecorated. New litter patrols were initiated using the pupils who wanted to have pride in their school. Money was spent installing a new security system and a more effective and hard-hitting anti-drugs education pack was used during Social Education lessons. 1. Look at paragraph 1. Explain, in your own words, some of the problems the school was facing (3) Look at paragraph 2. Explain, in your own words, some of the strategies that were put in place to combat the many problems (3) 2.
The playground was full of acts of premeditated violence = Pupils were in danger of being attacked The building was dilapidated = The school was falling apart The morale amongst the teachers was poor = The staff were not motivated The cleaners had given up trying to deal with the debris = No one made any attempt to tidy the school up the all too brief lunchtimes = Breaks were not long enough Local drug dealers had taken to hanging about the school gates = People were selling illegal substances to the pupils
regular patrols in the playground = more protections were put in place to avoid violence pupils were sworn in as prefects = some students were given positions of authority A new Staff Social Committee = a group was put together to help bring the teachers together the staffroom was redecorated = the facilities for the teachers were upgraded New litter patrols were initiated = a group was put together to deal with the mess Money was spent installing a new security system = they invested in technology to keep the pupils safe a more effective and hard-hitting anti-drugs education pack was used = more effort was put into stopping pupils from taking part in illegal activites
Brief Recap on Linking Sentences You will be asked to read a particular sentence, you should quote this sentence twice One quotation should link backwards to the previous paragraph/section of the passage. The other quotation should link forwards to the paragraph/section following from the linking sentence.
Write out the formula from memory and lets see if you get it.
Use the following formula: QUOTE PART OF THE LINKING SENTENCE EXPLAIN WHAT THE PREVIOUS PARAGRAPH WAS ABOUT ______________ links back to _____________ QUOTE A DIFFERENT PART OF THE LINKING SENTENCE EXPLAIN WHAT THE NEW PARAGRAPH IS ABOUT ______________ links forward to ___________
Paragraph 1: Jaws was released in 1975 and sharks have had a bad reputation ever since. The violent portrayal of sharks in that movie made everyone scared of them, and this myth still lingers today. Linking Sentence: However, most sharks would never attack a human, even though movies have given the animal a bad reputation. Paragraph 2: Only a few types of sharks are dangerous to humans. Out of more than 480 shark species, only three are responsible for two-digit numbers of fatal attacks on humans: the great white, tiger and bull. Most sharks are perfectly peaceful.
Paragraph 1: Jaws was released in 1975 and sharks have had a bad reputation ever since. The violent portrayal of sharks in that movie made everyone scared of them, and this myth still lingers today. Linking Sentence: However, most sharks would never attack a human, even though movies have given the animal a bad reputation. Paragraph 2: Only a few types of sharks are dangerous to humans. Out of more than 480 shark species, only three are responsible for two-digit numbers of fatal attacks on humans: the great white, tiger and bull. Most sharks are perfectly peaceful.
Movies have given the animal a bad reputation links back to the previous paragraph because it is about the impact the movie Jaws had on how people view sharks. Most sharks would never attack a human links forwards to the next paragraph because it is about how most species of shark are peaceful.
Movies have given the animal a bad reputation links back to The violent portrayal of sharks in that movie made everyone scared of them Most sharks would never attack a human links forwards to Only a few types of sharks are dangerous to humans
During his time at High School, Harding became a cause for concern. His behaviour with female students was intimidating and there were many complaints about his inappropriate comments to them. Most problematic was his art work and he produced images of the bizarre fantasies spewing forth from his dark imagination. Despite the psychological problems that were becoming increasingly obvious in his words and actions, Harding had undoubted academic potential. He won a Creative Writing competition during his first year at the school. Moreover, his performance in Science and Mathematics tests at the end of second year was so much more advanced than his classmates that he won Awards in both subjects.
During his time at High School, Harding became a cause for concern. His behaviour with female students was intimidating and there were many complaints about his inappropriate comments to them. Most problematic was his art work and he produced images of the bizarre fantasies spewing forth from his dark imagination. Despite the psychological problems that were becoming increasingly obvious in his words and actions, Harding had undoubted academic potential. He won a Creative Writing competition during his first year at the school. Moreover, his performance in Science and Mathematics tests at the end of second year was so much more advanced than his classmates that he won Awards in both subjects.
Despite the psychological problems links back to the previous paragraph because it is about the early signs in school that Harding had psychological problems. Harding had undoubted academic potential links forwards to the next paragraphbecause it is about Harding s many achievements in school.
Despite the psychological problems links back to his dark imagination Harding had undoubted academic potential links forwards to he won Awards in both subjects
The playground was full of acts of premeditated violence. The building was dilapidated. The morale amongst the teachers was poor, with many objecting to acts of intimidation directed at them by the pupils they tried to teach. The cleaners had given up trying to deal with the debris, which lay scattered in every corridor and stairwell at the end of morning interval or the all too brief lunchtimes. Local drug dealers had taken to hanging about the school gates, finding too many willing customers exiting through the school gates. Yet, these terrible problems did not deter the new Rector, as he put a variety of strategies into operation. Firstly, he and the Board Of Studies began regular patrols in the playground during times when the pupils were using it, and motivated pupils were sworn in as prefects to help enforce the law. A new Staff Social Committee was set up and the staffroom was redecorated. New litter patrols were initiated using the pupils who wanted to have pride in their school. Money was spent installing a new security system and a more effective and hard-hitting anti-drugs education pack was used during Social Education lessons. 1. How does the sentence at the start of paragraph two provide a link for this point in the passage (2)
Answers these terrible problems links back to the list of issues that plagued the school and made it a negative place, such as a worn out building, and dangerous pupils variety of strategies into operation links forward to the list of initiatives that were put in place in order to try and combat all the many issues patrols and security
Answers these terrible problems links back to acts of premeditated violence / The building was dilapidated / The morale amongst the teachers was poor / The cleaners had given up trying to deal with the debris / Local drug dealers had taken to hanging about the school gates variety of strategies into operation links forward to regular patrols in the playground / motivated pupils were sworn in as prefects / A new Staff Social Committee was set up / the staffroom was redecorated / New litter patrols were initiated / Money was spent installing a new security system/ a more effective and hard-hitting anti-drugs education pack was used
There are some aspects Of Wonder Woman 1984 which are brilliantly modern and refreshing. Gal Gadot is magnetic as Diana Prince, Wonder Woman herself, and she shows the strength and agency we were sadly neglected of previously. The blistering action of the opening sequence gives us a glimpse at Diana s warrior spirit and her physical abilities. Kristen Wiig is charming and funny as the conflicted Barbara Minerva, giving us an increasingly powerful contrast to Wonder Woman s constant morality. Moving smoothly from a loveable dork to a worthy villain, Wiig fills both roles confidently. But what starts as a promising set-up with enjoyable characters descends into something predictable and formulaic. Pedro Pascal does his best as Maxwell Lord, but he isn t really given enough to work with, as his motivations don t entirely match his characterisation. The final battle also has some strange visual choices, with the neon lights giving way to an almost monochrome battle surrounded by rain and clouds, flattening the action and stripping it of any potential excitement. 2. With close reference to the text explain how the sentence at the start of paragraph 2 ( But what starts as predictable and formulaic. ) acts as a link between the ideas of the passage at this point
Answers a promising set up with enjoyable characters links back to the previous paragraph which talked about Diana and Barbara, two of the characters in the film who the writer enjoyed descends into something predictable and formulaic links forward to the next paragraph which talks about some of the negative elements of the film, such as Maxwell Lord and the final battle
Answers a promising set up with enjoyable characters links back to Gal Gadot is magnetic as Diana Prince OR Kristen Wiig is charming and funny as the conflicted Barbara Minerva descends into something predictable and formulaic links forward to but he isn t really given enough to work with OR stripping it of any potential excitement
Londons 1.5 million New Year's Eve display saw a number of light projections fill the sky over the O2 Arena, with one showing the NHS logo in a heart while a child's voice said: "Thank you NHS heroes. London Mayor, Sadiq Khan, said he was "proud the eyes of the world" saw London's display paying tribute to the NHS and reflecting on the defining moments of this year "and showed why our city is the greatest in the world." Despite the mayor s noble intentions he was accused of politicising the celebrations. These accusations came after European Union colours and references to the Black Lives Matters movement were used in the display. The BBC reportedly received over 500 complaints about the BLM movement's inclusion. 3. With close reference to the text explain how the sentence at the start of paragraph 2 ( Despite the mayor s politicising the celebrations. ) acts as a link between the writer s arguments at this point in the passage.
Answers the mayor s noble intentions links back to the previous paragraph in which Khan discussed how proud he was of the display and how it honoured the NHS. accused of politicising the celebrations links forward to the next paragraph which talks about some political issues, such as the EU and BLM, which were featured in the display and received complaints.
Answers the mayor s links back to London Mayor, Sadiq Khan noble intentions links back to paying tribute to the NHS accused of politicising the celebrations links forward to These accusations came after European Union colours and references to the Black Lives Matters movement OR The BBC reportedly received over 500 complaints about the BLM movement's inclusion
When people heard there was going to be a movie about the Titanic, most people expected a historical account of the tragic events. More of a documentary. What else could it be? Trying to build tension would be impossible when everyone already knows the story: no-one is ever going to watch Titanic and wonder what happened at the end. However, Cameron added enough human interest and romance to the story to keep you interested, despite the inevitable ending. We get beautiful Rose, engaged to the hideous Billy Zane, and pursued by Jack, a charming rogue portrayed by the even more charming Leonardo DiCaprio. So, as we watch, it is the lives and relationships between these characters that we truly become invested in we want to know if they survive and get to thrive. 4. Explain how the opening sentence of paragraph 2 provides a link in the passage.
Answers the inevitable ending links back to the previous paragraph which discusses how everyone already knows the story of the titanic and how it ends. human interest and romance links forward to the next paragraph which talks about the characters in Titanic and how that is what people end up becoming most invested in when watching the film
Answers the inevitable ending links back to no-one is ever going to watch Titanic and wonder what happened at the end human interest and romance links forward to it is the lives and relationships between these characters that we truly become invested in
There is something irresistible about the smell of fried bacon. It's one of the delights of being a meat-eater and possibly the single most common reason why weak-willed vegetarians throw in the towel. A recent poll of Britain's best-loved 100 foods saw bacon at number one, beating chicken into second place and knocking chocolate into third. But while one in ten Britons claim bacon as their favourite, are those rashers that sizzle so seductively in the pan what they seem? One problem may lie in a form of iron called haem that is found naturally in red meats such as beef, lamb and pork. It can trigger the formation of substances and compounds called N-nitroso compounds (NOCs) in the body which can damage the lining of the bowel. Some types of NOCs have been linked to bowel cancer 5. With close reference to the text, explain clearly how the last sentence in paragraph 1 ('But while one in ten ... what they seem? ) acts as a link in the structure of the writer's argument. (2)
Answers one in ten Britons claim Bacon is their favourite links back to the previous paragraph about all the reasons people love bacon are those rashers that sizzle so seductively in the pan what they seem? links forward to the next paragraph which is about the hidden risks that come with eating bacon
Answers one in ten Britons claim Bacon is their favourite links back to A recent poll of Britain's best-loved 100 foods saw bacon at number one are those rashers that sizzle so seductively in the pan what they seem? links forward to One problem
