Where is this?
- Western super mare
What is it?
- Dismaland theme park
What is the message behind it?

What was the public's reaction?

1. Where is the art exhibition (show), ‘Dismaland’?

Western Super Mare London

“The art exhibition, ‘Dismaland’ is being held in…”

2. How is this theme park different to ‘normal’ theme parks, like Alton Towers?

It is different Because its all art work and doesn't have rides

3. Why might this art exhibition be unsuitable for children?

Because its quite graphic with dead people as art work

4. What do anarchists protest about?

5. Look at the Cinderella crash artwork (the ‘paparazzi’ photographers are plastic models) – what do you think the artist was trying to say/ protest about? Why?

A. That Disneyland is too expensive to get into

B. That normal theme parks are boring

C. That newspaper photographers are nosey/intrusive

D. That princess carriages should be safer

-War

- Death

-Depressing

What is the role of art in encouraging us to think in different ways about society?

One way art can help people to think differently about society is by doing art work with a meaning like banksy. For example Banksy made a model of a crashed Cinderella carriage to represent princess Diana. Because of this society have wandered why media always want the money instead of trying to help people. Therefore this helps society think differently on media.

London 2012 Olympics

What do they do? - gymnast, swimmer, long jumper and heptathlon 

Who are they? - Olympic athletes  

Where are they? - A photo shoot promoting the new kit 

What are there names? - Jessica Ennis, Ellie simmonds, Louis Smith and 

What did the London Olympics promise to do?

- Inspire more young people into sport

What has actually happened since the Olympic games?

- number of 16 to 25-year-olds playing sport has gone down since the Games.

Why is this a concern?

-Amid heightened concern over a long-term increase in childhood obesity and the public-health 

implications of increasingly sedentary lifestyles

Name 2 positive impacts of the Olympic games.

- growth was being driven by an increase in informal exercise such as running, cycling

 and going to the gym.

- more than two million adults were now riding bikes at least once a week. 

How many more disabled people are playing sport at least once a week now?

What does BME stand for?

What is the UK's 'hidden killer'?

The World Athletics Championships is a second chance to do what?

To what extent do you agree that the London Olympics was successful in encouraging more people to do sport?

I agree that the London Olympics was successful and encouraging because the number of people who are involved in cycling involved "more than two million adults were now riding bikes at least once a week" This is showing that now after the Olympics in some sports like cycling there are more people involved and keeping active. Because of this I think it has been successful and encouraging for people to take part in sport. However in some sports the number of people involved has decreased since the London Olympics like football. This is one reason I think that the London Olympics has been successful for people getting involved and taking part in sport.

The role of art in society

-Where is it?
London towers

-Why are they there?
Commemorate world war 1

- What is it?
Poppy's

-How many people went to see this display
more than 5 million people went to visit the display in just 4 months


Q1. An estimated £10m has been generated for six charities from the sale of the poppies 
Q2. belonging by rank, title, or birth to the aristocracy.
Q3. to describe the trials and triumphs behind their famous, if controversial, first world war commemoration
Q4. 
Q5. 
Q6. To show what war is really like

Otto Dix 
- Depressing 
- Death 
- Dark 

What is the role of art in commemorating the war?

I think art can commemorate the war is a dark and emotional way because as shown in the art work of 'blood swept lands' there was a commemoration of all the solders who lost their lives fighting for us. There was 888,246 poppies created to represent all the solders who died. Therefore it gave off a emotional feeling of how many people actually died fighting for us. 

What is forensic science? - Forensic Science is any science used for the purposes of the law, and therefore provides impartial scientific evidence for use in the courts of law.

Unscrupulous - Having or showing no moral principles; not honest or fair.

Radical - Elating to or affecting the fundamental nature of something; far-reaching or thorough.

Innovation - The action or process of innovating.

Conveyed - Transport or carry to a place.

Deterrent - a thing that discourages or is intended to discourage someone from doing something.

Sophisticated - having, revealing, or involving a great deal of worldly experience and knowledge of fashion and culture.

Biometric - The measuring and analysis of such physical attributes as facial features and voice or retinal scans. This technology can be used to define an individual's unique identity, often for security purposes.

Committed - Pledged or bound to a certain course or policy; dedicated.

Laborious - requiring considerable time and effort.

Detestable - deserving intense dislike

Algorithms - a process or set of rules to be followed in calculations or other problem-solving operations, especially by a computer.

Phenomenal - remarkable or exceptional, especially exceptionally good.

Predict - say or estimate that (a specified thing) will happen in the future or will be a consequence of something.
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2. Forensic Science can link a person to a crime scene. 
Identify 2 ways that shows this in the "Forensic Science" newspaper article 

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Car crime

- cars
- man
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- What is car hacking? - when someone hacks into a car and are able to control it without being in the car
- How can people car hack?

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Q1. Hot-wiring - start the engine of (a vehicle) by bypassing the ignition system, typically in order to steal it.

Immobiliser - a device for immobilizing a motor vehicle in order to prevent theft.

Vulnerable - exposed to the possibility of being attacked or harmed, either physically or emotionally.

Lapses - a brief or temporary failure of concentration, memory, or judgement.

block publication - 

override - use one's authority to reject or cancel (a decision, view, etc.).

Extensively 

Minimal - of a minimum amount, quantity, or degree; negligible.

Expertise - 

Fines for parents

In the stimulus material provided , what word or phrase is used for:

approval, support, or liking for someone or something. (line 4) Favour

a person who works in an organized and active way towards a goal. (line 5) Campaigners

the institution and conducting of legal proceedings against someone in respect of a criminal charge. (line 7) prosecutions

the action of staying away from school without good reason. (line 16) truancy

Identify how many fines were issued in 2014-15 due to holidays or truancy.

6010

Identify and explain why campaigners believe a ‘blanket ban’ will not work.

Explain why Jon Platt refused to pay his £120 fine.

Jon Platt insisted his daughter's education did not suffer from the week-long family holiday in Florida

Research your own school’s policy on term-time holidays.

Crime and religion

- People
- Painting
- war painting 

Who are these people?
- charity workers
Why did they paint this picture?
- To show what happened in the civil war and the 
What does this picture show?
- It shows what happened in the war in El Salvador 
Where is the photo El Salvador is this?
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In the stimulus material provided , what word or phrase is used for:

the action of pursuing someone or something. (line 2) pursuit

fair and impartial. (line 3) Equitable

a sudden accident or a natural catastrophe that causes great damage or loss of life. (line 7) Disaster

public support for or recommendation of a particular cause or policy. (line 12) Human rights education

Identify who inspired CAFOD and their work in El Salvador. Archbishop Ocar Romero

Name two ways that CAFOD are helping those in El Salvador.

Explain why crime is such a major issue in El Salvador. Give at least 2 reasons.

Research the work of CAFOD in trying to reduce crime in El Salvador. http://www.cafod.org.uk/About-us/Where-we-work/Latin-America-Caribbean/El-Salvador