Helping+Others

= = ** Helping Others ** 3. You have been put in charge of a school event (e.g. a school play, a competition, or a school trip). To promote student participation, write a brochure describing the event and how it will benefit the students. 2. The mayor of your city has invited citizens to organize fundraising events for charity. You and a group of students would like to organize a sponsored run. The best place to hold this event is the city center. Write your proposal describing this event and its importance, and ask permission to use this area. 4. Your class read an article on the following topic: “A person should be judged by what they are on the inside rather than on how they look on the outside”. Because of the lively discussion which followed, an essay was set on this topic. Write your essay. 5. You have been asked to interview a fellow student who designed an unusual summer camp experience for young people that took place last year. This camp was very successful. Write an article for your school newspaper based on this interview describing the camp and which aspects made it a success. 2. A well known charity has decided to pay the expenses of one student from your country to enable him/her to do voluntary work in another country. To be selected you must convince the Director of Projects by writing a letter explaining the work you would like to do, how it is linked to your experience and how you would benefit from it. Write your letter. 5. You are the chairperson of the student council at your school. The school needs a new building for after-school clubs and similar activities. To help raise money for this project, a meeting with parents, supporters and local business managers has been arranged. You, as chairperson, will give a talk appealing for support. Write the text of your talk. 5. The school newspaper has started a column in which positive and enriching experiences are described. You have seen or experienced something the memory of which, you are sure, will always give you pleasure. Describe this sight or experience in an article for your school newspaper, using the title: “A thing of beauty is a joy forever”. Your name will not appear with the article if you do not want it to.