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Summer of Hope – Kick Out Poverty 2014
A word from your local Member of Parliament
Norman Baker MP (Lewes)
“I am very happy to support the principle of your ‘Summer of Hope’ and in particular your establishment of a youth
advisory board.”
Gregory Barker MP (Bexhill & Battle)
“I am pleased support the Quicken Trust’s ‘Summer of Hope’. I hope that many local school communities will get
involved in this project which aims to eradicate poverty for children living in Kabubbu, Uganda. It is a
wonderful opportunity for our local young people to learn about the very different lives of children in this Ugandan
village and help them towards a better future.”
Charles Hendry MP (Wealden)
“I would be delighted to add my support to the excellent and extraordinary work the Quicken Trust does in
providing educational facilities support to the children of Kabubbu in Uganda and I hope that schools across
Wealden will become involved in this important initiative.”
Stephen Lloyd MP (Eastbourne & Willingdon)
"I have known of and supported the work of Quicken Trust, an excellent local based charity, for many years and fully
endorse their 'Summer of Hope' campaign. I encourage all schools in Eastbourne and Willingdon to be fully involved
as they guarantee 100% of what you raise will be used to help eradicate the poverty of the orphans and community
in Kabubbu, Uganda."
Anna Reid, former Head Teacher at Willingdon Primary School and currently retired is the
Consultant to Quicken Trust for this initiative
Registered Charity 1102474
Registered Company 5047081
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Summer of Hope – Kick Out Poverty 2014
A word from the Vice-President of the Republic of Uganda
speaking about Kabubbu in 2010
Help us to help the children of Kabubbu
1. Help us provide a daily meal of posho (maize flour mixed with water) and
beans – fills the tummy and helps children concentrate at school
2. Help us provide a simple gutter and water tank to collect rain water from
their roofs so they don’t have to walk long distances to a pump and
carry heavy water containers home
Quicken Trust
Summer of Hope – Kick Out Poverty 2014
The following pages have a wealth of classroom ideas on the FIFA World Cup to help
you as you raise awareness about the children of Kabubbu.
You may wish to ‘do your own thing’ in which case we offer the following ideas!
Mufti-day dressed in sports kit
Sponsored Penalty shoot out
Football/Netball match (fancy dress) for
staff/students/parents
Quiz Night
Competition to design the England team kit
or logo
Competition to compose England team song
WAGS (Wives And GirlfriendS) Fashion show
Football cake ‘Bake Off’
Sponsored events at School Sports Day
… or whatever you choose to do!
Quicken Trust
Summer of Hope – Kick Out Poverty 2014
And now …
… the promised classroom ideas on the FIFA World Cup
to help you as you raise awareness about the children of Kabubbu.
Please don’t forget that Quicken Trust is considering appointing a
Student Advisory Council
so please note any student who is particularly keen to be involved
in this sort of charitable support and who could make a valid contribution
to creating next year’s project – whatever that may be!
Please let us know what you are doing by emailing:
[email protected]
We will send a Certificate of Participation
Thank you
FIFA World Cup in Brazil 2014
Background information for teachers
and leaders from Wikipedia
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The 2014 FIFA World Cup will be the 20th FIFA World Cup, an international men's
football tournament, that is scheduled to take place in Brazil from 12 June to 13
July 2014. It will be the second time that Brazil has hosted the competition, the
previous being in 1950. Brazil was elected unchallenged as host nation in 2007
after the international football federation, FIFA, decreed that the tournament
would be staged in South America for the first time since 1978 in Argentina, and
the fifth time overall.
The national teams of 31 countries advanced through qualification competitions
that began in June 2011 to participate with the host nation Brazil in the final
tournament. A total of 64 matches are to be played in twelve cities across Brazil in
either new or redeveloped stadiums, with the tournament beginning with a group
stage. For the first time at a World Cup Finals, the matches will use goal-line
technology.
With the host country, all world champion teams since the first World Cup in 1930
(Uruguay, Italy, Germany, England, Argentina, France and Spain) have qualified for
this competition. Spain is the defending champion, having defeated the
Netherlands 1–0 in the 2010 World Cup final to win its first World title. The
previous four World Cups staged in South America were all won by South
American teams
Find out 2/5/10 facts about Brazil
Design a football strip
This could be for the England Team or your class or school team; you decide.
Your teacher can enlarge this on the photocopier, you might even be able to cut it out
and dress a paper doll!
Kit Design Tutorial - Adobe Illustrator - Football Shirt Culture
www.footballshirtculture.com/Kit.../kit-design-tutorial-adobe-illustrator.
Brazil
Match locations
Use a map of Brazil [slide 5] to discover where the
following 12 cities are, where matches will be played;
Belo Horizonte,
Brasília,
Cuiabá,
Curitiba,
Fortaleza,
Manaus,
Natal,
Porto Alegre,
Recife,
Rio de Janeiro,
Salvador
São Paulo.
Distance by air from the capital city
• Find out how far each city is
from the capital Rio de
Janeiro. Use the internet to
discover flight times from
the capital to each of the
cities.
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Belo Horizonte,
Brasília,
Cuiabá,
Curitiba,
Fortaleza,
Manaus,
Natal,
Porto Alegre,
Recife,
Rio de Janeiro,
Salvador
São Paulo.
The World Cup Logo
• Look at the Brazil World
Cup logo and discuss
the design, the use of
colour and shape. Look
at the spelling of Brazil.
What do you notice?
Copa do Mundo da FIFA
Brasil 2014
Design your own logo for your school
‘World Cup’
Consider colour and shape,
who is participating?
Is everyone represented in some
way on your logo?
Language
What language is spoken in Brazil? Learn the
Copa do Mundo, phrase and use it instead of
‘World Cup’ …
co [like cod] pa [like pug]
do [like dog]
Mun [like moon said quickly] and do [like dog]
Copa do Mundo da FIFA
Brasil 2014
• Look up the word Stadium to
discover its original language.
• What is the correct plural
form of the word and what is
the plural form usually used?
• What did stadium mean in
the original language?
Now look up the word Arena. What is its origin, and where was it first
used?
Find out the names of all the Arenas being used for the Copa do Mundo
in Brazil or Brasil!
MORE VOCABULARY!
The following are the 32 teams participating. The figure after the country name
is their position in October 2013.
This is called their seeding in the draw, which qualified them for the World Cup
or Copa do Mundo
Use the information to list the countries in order.
This will show the probability each team has of winning.
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Argentina (3)
Brazil (11) (hosts)
Chile (12)
Colombia (4)
Ecuador (22)
Uruguay (6)
Costa Rica (31)
Honduras (34)
Mexico (24)
United States (13)
Algeria (32)
Cameroon (59)
Ghana (23)
Ivory Coast (17)
Nigeria (33)
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Belgium (5)
Bosnia and Herzegovina (16)
Croatia (18)
England (10)
France (21)
Germany (2)
Greece (15)
Italy (9)
Netherlands (8)
Portugal (14)
Russia (19)
Spain (1)
Switzerland (7)
Australia (57)
Iran (49)
Japan (44)
South Korea (56)
• Put the countries on the next page
in alphabetical order.
• If you learn best by doing things,
you may need to cut the countries
out and then put them in order on
your table.
• Then either copy the names onto a
sheet or stick the names onto your
sheet in alphabetical order
Argentina
Uruguay
Chile
Ghana
Brazil
Mexico
Germany
Costa Rica Netherlands
Ivory Coast Cameroon
Bosnia &
Switzerland
Belgium
Russia
Iran
Greece
Herzegovina
Ecuador
Algeria
England
Spain
Japan
Colombia
United
States of
America
Italy
Portugal
Australia
Honduras
Nigeria
France
Croatia
South
Korea
Block graph of results
[for all the teams or just one group]
• Create a large block graph; use graph paper with
large squares if possible - perhaps 2 cms squares
or bigger if possible.
• Along the bottom axis [x is horizontal] write the
name of each team inside one square, or cut out
the names on slide 15 and stick them on.
• Up the side, [the y axis, remember, y points to the
sky] write the number of goals, 1, 2, 3, 4 and so
on, one number per square
• As you find out results colour in the blocks and
use the colours of the country’s flag.
Flags
Australia
Iran
Japan
South Korea
Algeria
Cameroon
Ghana
Ivory Coast
Nigeria
Costa Rica
Honduras
Mexico
USA
Argentina
Brazil
Chile
Colombia
Ecuador
Uruguay
Belgium
Bosnia & Herzegovina
Croatia
England
France
Germany
Greece
Italy
Netherlands
Portugal
Russia
Spain
Switzerland
Flags
Look at similarities in flags, for
example, Italy, Mexico and Iran;
Colombia, Ecuador and Spain;
France and Netherlands;
Belgium and Germany.
Try to find out why certain colours are
used and what they represent.
How many different ways… there are 4 colours in
the Brazilian flag, how many different ways can you find to rearrange the
same colours. Eg blue background, green diamond, white ball, yellow stars
Goal line technology
I am sure that somebody in the room
will know about goal line technology!
If I’m wrong then ask your teacher, or
perhaps an older brother or sister, or
parent.
What are the advantages of goal line
technology?
Are there any disadvantages?
Discuss!
Time zones
• Brasília official time This is the time zone of ten
of the twelve venues; the other two, Cuiabá and
Manaus, are in the Amazon time zone which is
one hour ahead of Brasilia official Time.
• Time zones; what are the problems created by
matches played in different time zones?
• What is the difference between British Time BST
and Brasilia Official Time BOT? Will that make it
difficult for British people viewing matches live, in
England?
What happens if there is a tie!
• A bit difficult, but those who really love football might
like to know the following in the event of a tie!
• The ranking of each team in each group will be
determined as follows:
Greater number of points in all group matches
Goal difference in all group matches
Greater number of goals scored in all group matches
Greatest number of points in matches between tied teams
Goal difference in matches between tied teams
Greatest number of goals scored in matches between tied
teams
– Drawing of lots by the FIFA Organising Committee
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Group A
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Team
Brazil
Croatia
Mexico
Cameroon
Each of the four countries
must play all the other
countries.
How many matches is that?
Look at the flags of Mexico,
Brazil, Cameroon, and Croatia.
Now, design one flag for
Group A which includes all 4
flags?
Now do the same for another
group
Group A badly presented information!
How could it be better presented?
12 June 2014 17.00
13 June 2014 13.00
Brazil
Match 1
Mexico
Match 2
Croatia
Arena Corinthians, São Paulo
Cameroon
Arena das Dunas, Natal
17 June 2014 16.00
18 June 2014 19.00
23 June 2014 17.00
Brazil
Match 17
Mexico
Cameroon Match 18 Croatia
Estádio Castelão, Fortaleza
Arena Amazônia, Manaus
Cameroon Match 33 Brazil
Estádio Nacional Mané Garrincha, Brasília
23 June 2014 17.00
Team
Brazil
Croatia
Mexico
Cameroon
Croatia Match 34 Mexico
This might help!
Use the information which follows to create tables similar to the one below
to show what will happen, when and where in each of
the groups, B, C, D, E, F, G, and H. Perhaps you could use the computer.
Date and time
Match
Arena
12.6.14
17.00
Brazil
1
Croatia
Corinthians
Sao Paulo
13.6.14
13.00
Mexico
2
Cameroon
Arenas das Dunas
Natal
17.6.14
16.00
18.6.14
19.00
Brazil
17
Mexico
Cameroon
18
Croatia
Estadio Castelao
Fortaleza
Arena Amazonia
Manaus
23.6.14
17.00
Cameroon
33
Brazil
Estadio Nacional Mane
Garrincha, Brasilia
23.6.14
17.00
Croatia
34
Mexico
Estadio Nacional Mane
Garrincha, Brasilia
Group B needs sorting now!
23 June 2014
13.00
23 June 2014
13:00
18 June 2014
16:00
18 June 2014
13:00
13 June 2014
19:00
13 June 2014
16:00
Netherlands
Match
36
Chile
Arena de São Paulo, São Paulo
Australia
Match Spain
35
Spain Match 19 Chile
Australia
Match
20
Netherlands
Arena da Baixada,
Curitiba
Estádio do Maracanã, Rio
de Janeiro
Estádio Beira-Rio, Porto
Alegre
Arena Pantanal, Cuiabá
Chile
Match
4
Australia
Spain
Match
3
Netherlands
Arena Fonte Nova,
Salvador
Group A and B matches
Now that you know all the matches to be played by group
A and group B:
• Look at the match numbers and list them in order.
Leave gaps on your table for the other matches so that
you can complete your list when you discover the
information.
• You know at what time the match will be played in
Brazil and you have already discovered how much time
difference there is between BST and BOT. What time
will it be in England when the matches are played?
• Add this information to your table or list.
Group C information to tidy up and
add to your previous work
14 June 2014
13:00
Colombia
14 June 2014
22:00
Ivory Coast
19 June 2014
13:00
Colombia
19 June 2014
19:00
Japan
Match Greece
5
Match Japan
6
Match
21
Match
22
Estádio Mineirão, Belo
Horizonte
Arena Pernambuco,
Recife
Ivory Coast
Estádio Nacional Mané
Garrincha, Brasília
Greece
Arena das Dunas, Natal
Arena Pantanal, Cuiabá
24 June 2014
17:00
24 June 2014
17:00
Japan
Greece
Match
37
Match
38
Colombia
Ivory Coast
Estádio Castelão,
Fortaleza
Now it’s Group D information
14 June 2014
16:00
14 June 2014
19:00
19 June 2014
16:00
20 June 2014
13:00
24 June 2014
13:00
24 June 2014
13:00
Uruguay
Match 7
Costa Rica
England
Match 8
Uruguay
Match 23
Italy
Italy
Match
24
Match 39
Costa Rica
Match
40
Italy
Estádio Castelão,
Fortaleza
Arena Amazônia,
Manaus
England
Arena de São Paulo,
São Paulo
Costa Rica
Arena Pernambuco,
Recife
Uruguay
England
Don’t forget to add this information to your
list of matches once you’ve tidied it up
Arena das Dunas,
Natal
Estádio Mineirão,
Belo Horizonte
Group E
15 June
2014
13:00
15 June 2014
16:00
20 June 2014
16:00
20 June 2014
19:00
25 June 2014
17:00
25 June 2014
17:00
Switzerland
France
Match 9
Match 10
Switzerland
Honduras
Honduras
Ecuador
Ecuador
Honduras
Match 25
Match 26
Match 41
Match 42
France
Ecuador
Switzerland
France
Estádio Nacional
Mané Garrincha,
Brasília
Estádio Beira-Rio,
Porto Alegre
Arena Fonte Nova,
Salvador
Arena da Baixada,
Curitiba
Arena Amazônia,
Manaus
Estádio do Maracanã,
Rio de Janeiro
Just a reminder
• Are your group tables neat and tidy so that you can see
what happens when and where?
• Is your list of matches complete up to group E?
• Are they all in order, so that you can see what happens
when? Take care because some matches are played on
the same day in different arenas.
• Have you designed one flag for each of the groups so
that there is a group A flag and a group B flag and so
on?
• Have you worked out at what time the matches will be
on in England if they will be watched live?
• Have you decided which team is the most likely winner
in each group and the least likely winner?
16 June 2014
16:00
15 June 2014
19:00
21 June 2014
13:00
Group
F
Argentina Match 11 Bosnia and
Estádio do Maracanã,
Rio de Janeiro
Herzegovina
Arena da Baixada,
Iran
Argentina
Match 12
Match 27
Nigeria
Iran
Curitiba
Estádio Mineirão,
Belo Horizonte
Arena Pantanal,
21 June 2014
19:00
25 June 2014
13:00
25 June 2014
13:00
Nigeria
Match 28
Bosnia and
Herzegovina
Cuiabá
Estádio Beira-Rio,
Porto Alegre
Nigeria
Match
43
Argentina
Bosnia and
Herzegovina
Match
44
Iran
Arena Fonte Nova,
Salvador
Group G, [just one more to go]
16 June 2014
13:00
16 June 2014
19:00
21 June 2014
16:00
22 June 2014
19:00
26 June 2014
13:00
26 June 2014
13:00
Germany
Ghana
Germany
United States
United States
Portugal
Match 13
Match 14
Match 29
Match 30
Match 45
Match 46
Portugal
United States
Ghana
Portugal
Germany
Ghana
Arena Fonte Nova,
Salvador
Arena das Dunas,
Natal
Estádio Castelão,
Fortaleza
Arena Amazônia,
Manaus
Arena Pernambuco,
Recife
Estádio Nacional
Mané Garrincha,
Brasília
And finally group H
17 June 2014
13:00
17 June 2014
19:00
22 June 2014
13:00
22 June 2014
16:00
26 June 2014
17:00
Belgium
Russia
Match 16
Belgium
South Korea
South Korea
Algeria
26 June 2014
17:00
Match 15
Algeria
South Korea
Match 31
Match 32
Match 47
Match 48
Russia
Algeria
Belgium
Russia
Estádio Mineirão,
Belo Horizonte
Arena Pantanal,
Cuiabá
Estádio do Maracanã,
Rio de Janeiro
Estádio Beira-Rio,
Porto Alegre
Arena de São Paulo,
São Paulo
Arena da Baixada,
Curitiba
What happens next?
It’s the knockout stage now.
Round of 16
28 June – Belo Horizonte
Winner Group A
Runner-up Group B
28 June – Rio de Janeiro
Winner Group C
Runner-up Group D
30 June – Brasília
Winner Group E
Runner-up Group F
30 June – Porto Alegre
Winner Group G
Runner-up Group H
29 June – Fortaleza
Winner Group B
Runner-up Group A
29 June – Recife
Winner Group D
Runner up group C
1 July – São Paulo
Winner Group F
Runner-up Group E
1 July – Salvador
Winner Group H
Runner-up Group G
Quarter-finals
4 July – Fortaleza
Winner Match 49
Winner Match 50
8 July – Belo Horizonte
Winner Match 57
Winner Match 58
4 July – Rio de
Janeiro
Winner Match 53
Winner Match 54
13 July – Rio de Janeiro
Winner Match 61
Winner Match 62
5 July – Salvador
Winner Match 51
Winner Match 52
5 July – Brasília
Winner Match 55
Winner Match 56
Third place
12 July – Brasília
Loser Match 61
Loser Match 62
9 July – São Paulo
Winner Match 59
Winner Match 60
To round things off.
• As you watch the final matches remember to keep
your block graph up to date.
• Keep checking to see if your predictions were
correct.
• Look at the seedings and see if the outcome of this
World Cup, [Copa do Mundo] could have been
predicted or are there some [or perhaps many]
surprises.
• I hope you’ve had some fun; perhaps you have
learnt a few things too and in the process made
some money to support the children of Kabubbu.
• Let us know at the Quicken Trust how you got on!
Quicken
Trust
www.quickentrust.com
Creating a Heart in Kabubbu