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    Usain Bolt won three gold medals in the Olympics in London, reaffirming his status as the world's fastest man. He won gold in the 100m and 200m sprints individually, and led the Jamaican team to gold in the 4x100m relay. Bolt celebrated his achievements but said it had been a long road. While others have won more medals, no one can match Bolt's explosive power and pace. He plans to continue competing through 2016 but then retire from Athletics before the 2020 Olympics.

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    Usain Bolt won three gold medals in the Olympics in London, reaffirming his status as the world's fastest man. He won gold in the 100m and 200m sprints individually, and led the Jamaican team to gold in the 4x100m relay. Bolt celebrated his achievements but said it had been a long road. While others have won more medals, no one can match Bolt's explosive power and pace. He plans to continue competing through 2016 but then retire from Athletics before the 2020 Olympics.

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    Usain Bolt won three gold medals in the Olympics in London, reaffirming his status as the world's fastest man. He won gold in the 100m and 200m sprints individually, and led the Jamaican team to gold in the 4x100m relay. Bolt celebrated his achievements but said it had been a long road. While others have won more medals, no one can match Bolt's explosive power and pace. He plans to continue competing through 2016 but then retire from Athletics before the 2020 Olympics.

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    Week 3- writing your own

    newspaper report.
    Journalism Week 3 – Day 1
    Let’s recap on our learning so far.

    Usehttps://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/z2
    yycdm/articles/z2gk9qt to revise your
    newspaper knowledge.
    Time to analyse a report.
    • Read the following article about Usain Bolt
    and then check that it has all the key
    features using:
    Journalism Week 3 Day 1 Newspaper Analysis Checklist
    The Sporting Telegraph
    www.sporting-telegraph.com The Number One Sports Newspaper

    Brilliant Bolt Grabs Gold Again


    Jamaican Sprinter Takes London by Storm Winning Three Olympic Gold Medals
    Exclusive Report by John Stevenson

    Usain Bolt reaffirmed his title as the World’s Fastest


    Man by achieving a marvellous third gold medal of
    the games this week. In front of a deafening capacity
    crowd in London’s Olympic Stadium, the 25-year-old
    world record holder completed a remarkable set of
    victories to establish himself as one of the greatest
    sprinters of all time. Usain Bolt: winner of three Olympic
    gold medals in London

    Following earlier victories in both the 100m and 200m individual sprint, Bolt
    inspired his Jamaica team-mates to a third triumph in the 4x100m relay. The three
    gold medals are added to his personal collection alongside similar achievements in
    the corresponding individual events of Beijing in 2008.
    Afterwards, the reigning 100m and 200m world champion was
    understandably buoyant in his celebrations.
    “It’s a brilliant feeling. It’s been a long road. I’m happy, but I’m relieved.
    It’s great to be in the history books as one of the greatest. I’m proud of
    myself,” he told reporters.

    Although other athletes have won more medals than Bolt, including
    American sprinter Carl Lewis who was commentating for a television
    network, no-one else can match the explosive power and unrivalled pace
    exhibited by Bolt.

    The sprinter’s Jamaican team-mates were equally jubilant following their


    relay victory, describing it as a momentous day in Athletics history. Even
    the American team, who were disqualified from the relay following a
    disastrous illegal baton handover, were gracious in defeat. Admitting
    disappointment at missing out on a team medal, Justin Gatlin promised
    supporters that the team had given it all they could and refused to
    criticise the officials’ decision, but did apologise to the US fans.
    Now thinking ahead to his future and the potential of bringing down the
    curtain on a glittering Athletics career, Bolt confirmed that he intends to
    compete in 2016 but retire before the next Olympic Games in 2020.
    Instead, he will focus on charity work, a likely ambassador role in the
    sport or could even consider a dramatic switch to another sport such as
    football. As the crowds filtered out of the magnificent stadium, the talk
    was all about just one man - the incredible Usain Bolt, who is surely
    already an Olympic legend.
    The Jewellery Store Robbery- Days 2-5
    The aim of a good reporter is to
    bring an event to life for the
    reader.
    Today you are going to be a
    reporter and plan / write about a
    robbery that took place in your local
    high street.
    The Jewellery Store Robbery
    Reporter Notes
    •The robbery took place at ‘Ron’s
    Jewellery’, during the lunch hour
    ( at about 1pm) last Saturday
    when Dorking was busy.

    •There were two assistants in the


    shop and one customer.
    •Two robbers – one stayed in the
    get-away-car. ( a blue transit van)
    • Struggle – shot fired
    • Robbers escaped in the van with three
    quarters of the shop’s stock.
    • Police/ambulance arrived
    • Manager arrived
    • Reward offered
    First you will need to add more
    detail.
    • Find your pdf “Journalism Week 3 Day 2-
    expanding reporter notes”
    • Think about what you think happened and add
    your own ideas using the prompts to help you.
    • This is a planning sheet so you can write in note
    form and use the back if you run out of space!
    The Jewellery Store Robbery- Day 3

    The Headline
    Every report needs a good headline.
    The purpose of a headline is to
    attract readers’ attention and
    curiosity. This then makes them
    want to read what you have
    written.

    Sometimes it is better to leave the


    heading until the end.
    Can you think of a reason for this?
    You will need your reporter notes and the planning
    sheet from now on to create all the sections of your
    report. If you run out of space, just use the back of
    your planning sheets.
    Journalism Week 3 Days 3-5
    The Jewellery Store Robbery
    Start by creating the
    orientation paragraph!
    • Have an introductory paragraph
    that hooks the reader.
    • It must provide brief information
    on who, what, when, where, why,
    how.
    The Jewellery Store Robbery
    BODY of the newspaper report.

    • Provide details on any related


    facts

    • Develop and expand the information


    given in the opening paragraph.

    • Use quotes ( facts and opinions)


    to support the story.

    RE-ORIENTATION

    • End with any other non-essential


    pieces of information or a detail
    that has ‘only just come to light.’
    The Jewellery Store Robbery
    Useful Vocabulary and Phrases bracelets
    necklaces
    notice watches
    bulging pocket panicked
    weapon rapidly
    nervous escaped
    sweating silent alarm
    wrong identified
    unexpected police officer
    commotion first aider
    customers terrified ambulance
    display trays scared investigate
    glass display counter convinces criminal
    bustling pavement mental picture suspects
    suspicious behaviour attempted insurance
    unsavoury character stole reward
    approached diamonds
    apprehension
    out of place priceless
    arrest
    The Jewellery Store Robbery

    Days 6-7
    Finally
    • Use your planning sheet and write up or
    type up your final copy using a
    newspaper report template.
    • Now it’s time for you to include a photo
    and a caption to go with report.
    • You should be aiming for at least A4
    size or A3 to include maybe 2 photos?

    There are SO many examples of templates


    on the internet. You will find some examples
    on the next slide and in the resource folder.
    Choose which one you prefer or make your
    own on the computer.
    Day 6-7
    Newspaper templates- you can:

    • use examples in the resource folder


    • design your own on the computer
    • find your own template on the computer
    The Jewellery Store Robbery

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