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Opening Ceremony http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7QL_uG2 GSZo&safe=active Flight over the site under construction http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C0pXZTz NVAc&safe=active Olympic Village Guided Tour http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ujQsoimky _w&safe=active
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Figure 1 – A 2012 Games Factfile
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Figure 2 – A map of the UK showing the 20 venues
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Figure 3a – Map of Olympic Park venues in east London
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Figure 3b – The location of the Olympic Park
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Figure 3c – An image of the Olympic Park and beyond looking south
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Figure 4 – Map showing the underground (tube) and surface rail network of Stratford in east London
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Figure 5 – The age-sex structure of Newham’s population compared to the UK, 2001
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Figure 6 – The ethnic structure of Newham compared to England in 2006
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Figure 7 – Deprivation in Newham compared to the least and most deprived areas of England and Wales, 2008
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Figure 8 – How incomes in Newham (shown by the arrow) compare with the rest of England and Wales, 2008 Figure 9a – Employment status in Newham, 2001 Figure 9b – Employment type in Newham, 2001
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Figure 10 – The % of the population with no educational qualifications, 2001
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Figure 11 – Forman’s smoked salmon factory in 2007, now demolished
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Figure 12 – Forman’s replacement factory, overlooking the new Olympic Stadium
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Figure 13 – Protest in 2006 outside a business on the site of the new Olympic Stadium
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Figure 14 – The old Hackney Stadium, a former greyhound stadium, and used as a bus depot until 2007. It was cleared to make way for the new Hockey Stadium
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Figure 15 – An abandoned factory which had to be cleared for the new Olympic Park
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Figure 16 – Building the Olympic Stadium – a boom for construction jobs
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Figure 17 – Housing tenure in Newham, 2001
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Figure 18 – Housing in Newham
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Figure 19 – Student halls of residence in Clays Lane in 2007 before clearance
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Figure 20 – The travellers’ site at Clays Lane in 2007 before clearance
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Figure 21 – Clays Lane Community Housing (2007) before clearance. As residents moved out, windows were boarded up
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Figure 22 – Clays Lane – one resident’s story of being moved
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Figure 23 – Government assessment of housing deprivation in Newham (shown by the arrow) compared to the rest of England and Wales, 2008
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Figure 24 – Some of the new flats built by private developers since 2005
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Figure 25 – Waste dumping ground before clearance
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Figure 26 – Electricity pylons before power lines were buried underground
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Figure 27 – An artist’s image of the Olympic Park after 2012
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Figure 28 – The Olympic Stadium roof – made out of unwanted gas pipelines
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Figure 29 – Your assessment of how well London is meeting the aims for sustainability of the 2012 Games
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Proposal - page 1 Outline you and your company: We would like to know what background you have and why you and your company might be of interest to the committee
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Proposal - page 2 The site location: Describe the site location in relation to the UK and London. Use maps and images to help you
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Proposal - page 3 Background Newham/Stratford: Use the booklet provided and outline what you see as the key areas that need to be tackled when redeveloping the Olympic Site
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Proposal page 4 Your Vision: Decide what option your company will opt for (Booklet page 27 option 4,5,6) Tell the committee why your chosen option is ‘best’ for the legacy of the Olympic Site.
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The proposal needs to be printed in colour and submitted in an envelope to your teacher. The committee expects there to be a great deal of interest in the venture so think how your proposal will differ from the rest.
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Resources: http://blog.ordnancesurvey.co.uk/wp- content/uploads/2010/11/olympic_site_map -low-resolution.pdfhttp://blog.ordnancesurvey.co.uk/wp- content/uploads/2010/11/olympic_site_map -low-resolution.pdf http://www.eastvillagelondon.co.uk/we-are- london.aspxhttp://www.eastvillagelondon.co.uk/we-are- london.aspx http://www.edexcel.com/migrationdocumen ts/GCSE%20New%20GCSE/5GB3%20Jun e%202012%20Resource%20Booklet.pdfhttp://www.edexcel.com/migrationdocumen ts/GCSE%20New%20GCSE/5GB3%20Jun e%202012%20Resource%20Booklet.pdf
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