1. #cazfest2015lesson2 Lesson 2: Charity begins at home A knowledge, understanding and evaluation of The Cazfest Charity

2. Reminder of your project…choose ONE: 1.Create a 90 second trailer about Cazfest. 2. Design a beautiful poster or piece of art for Cazfest to display around your School. 3. Create your own Cazfest website or power point or year assembly for students at your School. 4. Write an appropriate, moving and respectful poem about Cazfest. The best will feature on the website. Keep in mind that this is a fun day but for a serious and moving cause. 5. Plan a Cazfest charity idea for your School. This could be something as simple as a pink cake stall or a wear it pink day. Please take pictures and keep the Cazfest Team informed.

3. Learning Episode 1: Preparation (10 minutes) Watch https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=rdlvPe959Ck Pairs / write: 1.Explain the meaning of the music video. 2.Define the words compassion and charity. 3.Connect the video to Cazfest

4. Learning Episode 2: Connecting Learning, Participation and Oracy (15 minutes)

5. Just a minute is a long-running BBC Radio 4 Programme. Contestants have to speak for ONE MINUTE on a subject with no hesitation, no repetition or deviation. Your task in pairs is to prepare for both of you to talk for 60 seconds only about why Cazfest is important (and cool!). Keep things appropriate please. 5 minutes preparation then performance.

6. Learning Episode 3: Analysis (15 mins)

7. In pairs, using your ‘phones or lap tops or computers, find out as much information as you can about The Cazfest charity. Where does the money from Cazfest go? Why? Feedback on the next slide.

8. Cazfest is a charity that raises month throughout the year. Cazfest raises awareness of heart risk in the young. Money raised from the festival goes to Cazfest which is now an OFFICIAL charity not C-R-Y. A heart screening programme, in partnership is offered in local schools with a large number of pupils already screened through an ECG Test. A number of these screenings have identified potential problems which have been successfully treated. An Electrocardiogram (ECG) is a test which looks at the electrical conduction pathways around the heart. Small stickers known as electrodes are placed on the client’s chest and the wires from the electrodes connected to an ECG machine whilst you lie still. A printout of the heart’s electrical activity is obtained for evaluation by the cardiologist. The test is painless, non-invasive and takes just a few minutes to perform.

10. Watch http://news.sky.com/story/1230377 /heart-defects-in-young-higher-than- thought http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk- england-31454074 http://news.sky.com/story/1230377 /heart-defects-in-young-higher-than- thought http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk- england-31454074

11. Learning Episode 4: Evaluation and Participation (20 minutes)

12. You are going to meet The Prime Minister to talk about the Cazfest charity! In groups of four, create a group presentation or power point presentation on the issue in these reports (which Cazfest raises money for), why people should be care about it, what people can do and how the Government can support you. Suggested Roles in your group 2 Researchers / Producers 2 Presenters TO BE PERFORMED AT THE BEGINNING OF NEXT LESSON