1. Fair vs Fare Fair Free from favouritism or self-interest or bias or deception; conforming with established standards or rules. Example: It was a fair fight. The sum charged for riding on a public transportation. Example: They paid the fare for the bus. Fare Literacy tip of the week

2. The UK leads the world when it comes to Fairtrade – with more products available and more awareness than anywhere else. However we can still do more to help the farmers and workers in the Fairtrade system and to help those people who still do not receive a fair deal for their hard work. Percentage of Fairtrade products bought in the UK:

3. So what's it all about? Watch the short film to find out more… Click logo to watch film

4. Get Creative: Task 1: Design a Fairtrade logo or superhero that could be used to raise a greater awareness of Fairtrade. 78% of the UK public recognise the Fairtrade mark. How could we increase this even further? Please submit your completed storyboards or cartoon strips to Miss Shaddick in room G56. Prizes will be awarded to the top three entries.

5. Get Creative: Task 2: Create a cartoon strip or storyboard to help promote Fairtrade. Show how you could encourage people to buy more Fairtrade products, to get involved in fundraising or how you would convince a celebrity to head your Fairtrade campaign. Include your new logo or superhero as part of your story.

6. Fairtrade bake sale There will be a bake sale held at break and lunchtimes in the shed. Come and buy some chocolaty treats and help to raise money for the Fairtrade Foundation. Price start at just 20p