Resource sheet - Use the table below to record the main thoughts from the discussion with your partner and use it to prepare your notes for a whole class discussion What should Lucy take into consideration before responding to each concern? What should Lucy say to the family members? What should Lucy do straight away? What should Lucy report to her manager? Mr Henry appears confused and doesn’t seem to remember things that were talked about a few minutes before. His shirt has stains down the front. Lucy noticed that he spilt some of his lunch whilst eating earlier. He seems depressed to his relatives.
straightening - long hair Total takings for the day £210 Task 2 (answers in bold) Emma made £10.50 in tips today. I will earn £5.50 in tips. Task 3 (1) answer sheet (answers in bold) Learners should create their own posters. Leisure complex prices at 10% off are as follows: Scissors Cuts Tints Cost Special rate for Leisure Complex Members Cost Special rate for Leisure Complex Members Women’s cuts and blow dry Women’s wet cut Gents Children 0 - 7 Children 8 - 15 £15 £12 £10 £8 £10 £13.50 £10.80 £9.00 £7.20 £9.00 Tints short Tints long Tints with flashes short Tints with flashes long £20 £25 £30 £35 £18.00 £22.50 £27.00 £31.50 Blow dry and straightening Foils Short to medium lengths Long £10 £15 £9.00 £13.50 T-bar short T-bar long Half head short Half head long Full head short Full head long £25 £30 £30 £35 £40 £45 £22.50 £27.00 £27.00 £31.50 £36.00 £40.50 Task 3 (2) answer sheet 15% discount for regular customer is as follows: Scissors Cuts Tints Cost Special rate for valued customers Cost Special rate for valued customers Women’s cuts and blow dry Women’s wet cut Gents Children 0 - 7 Children 8 - 15 £15 £12 £10 £8 £10 £12.75 £10.20 £8.50 £6.80 £8.50 Tints short Tints long Tints with flashes short Tints with flashes long £20 £25 £30 £35 £17.00 £21.25 £25.50 £29.75 Blow dry and straightening Foils Short to medium lengths Long £10 £15 £8.50 £12.75 T-bar short T-bar long Half head short £25 £30 £30 £21.25 £25.50 £25.50
Task 1 - Small animal needs (possible answers in bold) N.B. For many animals there are a range of possible answers. These are the most common suitable answers: Animals Type of feed Method of feeding Type of water drinker Type of bedding Method of cleaning out A group of guinea pigs Specialist dry food Grass Hay Vegetables Greens Fruit (sparingly) Bowl Grazing On floor Bottle (usually best) Bowl Hay Shavings Shredded paper Brush and dustpan A cat Specialist wet food Specialist dry food Bowl Bowl Fleece bed Litter scoop A pair of rats Specialist dry food Vegetables Fruit Greens Bowl On floor Bottle (usually best) Bowl Shavings Shredded paper Brush and dustpan Three budgerigars Seed Mix Grit (for digestion) Vegetables Fruit Bowl Water drinker Bird sand Brush and dustpan Task 2 - Farm animal needs – possible answers in bold N.B. For many animals there are a range of possible answers. These are the most common suitable answers: Animals Type of feed Method of feeding Type of water drinker Type of bedding Method of mucking out A herd of dairy cattle Silage Hay Feed passage Trough Trough Bowl drinker Straw Rubber matting Tractor and muck scraper
over winter Concentrates A lactating sow Concentrates Trough Bowl drinker Bite drinker Straw None Shovel Fork A calf Milk replacer + water High protein pellets Straw Bucket Teated bucket Bucket Bowl drinker Straw Shovel Fork A flock of sheep Grass Hay Concentrates Grazing Hayrack, Floor Trough Trough Bowl drinker Straw (when housed) Shovel Fork (when housed)
Follow-up / adaptation Learners could: ‘Risk or hazard’ card game. Players have to guess whether statements written on a card are a risk or a hazard. Answers are on the reverse. Task 1 answer sheet The hazards in the workplace shown are: Hot liquids next to computer Leaning back on chair Flooring has a hole Handbag left on floor Screwdriver left on floor Exposed electric cables Fixing electric appliance whilst it is turned on Food lying around has attracted mice Fire extinguisher stored electric socket overflowing from plant pot near electric socket on a chair light bulb whilst lights are turned on stacked door left open a heavy/unwieldy load could be tripped over equipment not put
Honest Calm Tactful Fair Caring Enthusiastic Supportive Determined Motivated Optimistic Reliable Calm Friendly Efficient Organised Task 3 (example answers in bold) Job activity Skills needed Working behind the counter in a café Communication, Numeracy, Using IT, Caring for others, First aid, Selling, Working with others, Languages, Teamwork, Managing your time, Creativity, Taking responsibility, Decision making, Managing tasks, Problem solving Working in a sports centre giving out hired equipment Communication, Using IT, Caring for others, First aid, Working with others, Languages, Teamwork, Taking responsibility, Decision making, Managing tasks, Problem solving Working in a hairdressers, washing hair Caring for others, First aid, Working with others, Languages, Teamwork, Managing your time, Taking responsibility, Decision making, Problem solving Working the till in a supermarket Numeracy, Using IT, First aid, Selling, Working with others, Languages, Taking responsibility, Decision making, Problem solving Task 4 (example answers in bold) Skills Qualities Enthusiastic, Honest, Trustworthy, Calm, Friendly, Efficient, Flexible, Lively, Sociable, Outgoing, Confident, Reliable, Organised, Responsible Communication, Numeracy, Using IT, Caring for others, First aid, Selling, Working with others, Languages, Teamwork, Managing your time, Creativity, Taking responsibility, Decision making, Managing tasks, Problem solving Task 5 – Answers sheet (answers in bold) How many days holiday is this employee able to take? 25 days Have they taken all their holiday leave? No How many days did they work in April? 18 How many days did they work in September? 17
Jobs advertised by Jobcentre Plus Resource sheet – (example answers in bold) Internet address Summary of information Websites to search for jobs of interest to you http://uk.theconstructionjob.com/ Contains details of construction jobs across the UK Job provider information http://www.urscorp.com/ URS Corporation offer construction jobs directly Newspapers and journals http://www.thisisbristol.co.uk/jobs Link to the Bristol Evening Post – has job listings in my area Jobs advertised by Jobcentre Plus Link to Local Construction Labourers job Product Design/Business Department names (Learner Activity Pack page 203) Description of the activity/task The aim of this task is for learners to name and define the different departments in a company Level