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ESW: Communication Level 2/3 Active Citizenship

 Hand in Homework – 750/1000 word essay with plan.  Decode the following; GUNMAN FARTHICKIF RELYVSA EALGLIL EOPICL

 To explore evidence that Slavery still exists in Britain  To write a news article showing our findings

C2.3.1  Write two documents of different types, each one giving different information to different audiences in appropriate formats and using language that is appropriate to your purpose and audience.  One document must be at least 500 words long. (Human Rights Essay)  Level 3 = 1000 words***

 Using both Documents Plan and Write a 750 word extended writing piece on Human Rights.  The plan and the finished product are 2 separate documents  The essay must include; What are Human Rights; where did they originate; are they universal? When have they been broken? What do you think. *** Level 3 = 1000 words+*****

 Your teacher will mark this and you will need to complete draft 2 using the feedback  Final Evidence - Plan - Draft 1 - Draft 2 (100% accurate for SPAG and referenced correctly)

 Slavery was made illegal in 1807  However, it is still going on all over the world today even in Britain.  Human Trafficking is a form of modern day slavery  Human Trafficking is still such a problem in 2011 Wales created the first Anti Human Trafficking Coordinator role.

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 In small groups read your article  Describe the key points to the rest of the class

 On plain a4 paper plan your news article.  Include; Newspaper name; headline, sub headline, key words in bold, picture and caption

 Use Microsoft Publisher to create your own news article on Modern day slavery and Human Trafficking in Britain.

 Plan  Draft 1  Draft 2 (100% accurate for SPAG and referencing)

 ALL outstanding evidence (especially 2.2 and 2.3)

 Name one key fact you have found interesting  Why did you find this interesting?