1. The Countdown begins!
OYMPIC countdown clock

2. Our Olympic Mascot

3. Match the number 16
Operational personnel
Athletes
Paralympic athletes
Paralympic officials
Sports coaches
Days
Sponsors
Events
Journalists
tickets
11, 000
2500
7000
63,000
4000
300
20,000
9 million

4. What does the Olympics Involve?
Answers!
What does the Olympics Involve?
Quantity
Operational personnel
63,000
Athletes
11,000
Paralympic athletes
4,000
Paralympic officials
2,500
Sports coaches
5,000-6,000
Days 16
Sponsors
7,000
Events
300
Journalists
20,000
Tickets
9 million

5. 96 days to go
….. Until your exam!
25th June 2012

6. The purpose of the pre-release
You should be VERY familiar with the pre-released booklet before going into the exam.
There are 50 marks available in the 1 hour exam
The questions asked are very often in this structure
Section A – Questions about the information (knowledge-testing)
Section B – Using the information (analysing)
Section C – Making a decision on the future (evaluating)

7. c

8. Have you done your homework?
Everyone should have read through and annotated your booklet

9. Olympic Teams Team Names Flag Krystal, Oshen, Myra, Hester
Great Britain
Krystal, Oshen, Myra, Hester
USA
Amreen,Jhineil, Tiffany, Elikem
Russia
Aaminah A, Hena, Joelle, Bria
China
Shivani, Sophie, Agnes, Asha
Germany
Pheobe, Michelle, Keyura, Aaminah H
Jamaica
Chloe, Maimuna, Penhaligan,

10. The Olympic team who finish the relay first win a gold (medal)10
TASK: Find the answer to your question. Once you have the answer come up to the front to ask for another question. Keep going!
The Olympic team who finish the relay first win a gold (medal)
Chase Quiz Questions – chocolate medals for the winners

11. Chase Quiz Questions Name the transport links found in East London
Where is the Olympic park located?
How will the Olympic site be a car-free area?
Describe 5 features of the Olympic park
How will the London 2012 Olympics be similar to the Sydney 2000 Olympics
Describe the socio-economic make up (demographics) of East London’s population
What was the economy like in East London in the past?
What is Clays Lane and who lives/lived there?
Name some problems of past Olympic events
What is happening to the housing in the Olympic area
Describe figure 27
Name 10 ways the Olympics is improving the environmental quality

12. GOLD
SIVLER
BRONZE

13. How Sustainable are London’s 2012 Games?
Complete the sustainability survey on page 25 of the information booklet

14. How sustainable will the Olympics be
NOT
VERY
Write on your post-it note your opinion
USE EVIDENCE
Stick it onto the opinion line

15. The 2012 Legacy

16. Economic Options

17. Social

18. Evaluating each option
Work as a group to consider the positives and negatives of each option.
Break this down into sub-categories of :
Environmental impacts
Social impacts
Economic impacts
EXTENSION: score your option for each aspect of sustainability (page 3)

19. SOCIAL Impacts
OPTION
POSITIVE
NEGATIVE

20. Economic Impacts
OPTION
POSITIVE
NEGATIVE

21. Environmental Impacts
OPTION
POSITIVE
NEGATIVE

22. The Legacy of 2012: Options for the Future
Group Task: Decide which options (1-6) the Olympics should choose Present to the class your option and why it is the best option
Our Choice:

23. Sell your option to the rest of the group
Students work in their Olympic Teams to sell their option

24. Present to the Olympic Committee

25. VOTE!

26. GOLD
SIVLER
BRONZE

27. You will have to make a geographical decision!
The Exam – 25th June
You will have to make a geographical decision!

28. Answer the following question

29. The Mark Scheme

30. Coach another Olympic athlete
What level do they fall into
What would improve their answer
(what’s missing) ….
What training advice do they need?

31. Get training for the Games
Trainer has spotted some things you could be improved on to improve your performance in the exam. Use their expertise to get ready….. PRACTICE PRACTICE PRACTICE…. Re-write your answer

32. The Finish Line
Three last steps

33. Operational personnel
Athletes
Paralympic athletes
Paralympic officials
Sports coaches
Days
Sponsors
Events
Journalists
Tickets

34. 63,000
11,000
4,000
2,500
5,000-6,000 16
7,000
300
20,000
9 million