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In our war play we tell the story of how two families go to war over something small that soon becomes something big. In our play we had two families and the war began over one family owing another family money. We devised a play that showed in war there are no winners only losers. […]

I am going to discuss the changing attitudes to war by two World War One poets, by comparing their poems. I have chosen to compare the poems “Dulce et Decorum est” by Wilfred Owen, which was written between 1925-1918. The other poem is “The Soldier” written by Rupert Brooke in 1915. Owen describes war as […]

The poems Dulce Et Decorum Est by Wilfred Owen and War Photographer by Carol Ann Duffy, selected for comparison and contrast, share a common message, despite having been written more than half a century apart. Both poems highlight the needless agony inflicted upon war victims and the blissful ignorance of people who remain unaffected. Examining […]

If there was one primary objective behind Wilfred Owen’s war poetry, it would be to uncover the fallacy that war is constantly justifiable and a noble cause to die for one’s nation. Owen had personally witnessed the terrible atrocities and sorrows of the First World War, which led him to expose the deceitful facade and […]

‘The Catcher In the Rye’, written by J. D. Salinger is a bildungsroman in which Holden Caulfield, a misanthropic sixteen-year-old, narrates a story concerning three, eventful days of his life. Among the several themes successfully portrayed throughout the novel, the theme of isolation is most prominent, as Holden constantly feels detached from the society in […]

It is midnight, there are distant bangs and surprisingly the giant rats are eating away at some other soldiers’ boots. I am writing this brief diary because I don’t know if I will survive this mess. I haven’t done much in life but I want anyone who reads this to know what the soldier, Mr […]

The Pisistratid tyranny was important for the development of Athens as Pisistratus got the Athenian people to be more concerned in their own affairs then to be bothered by the government. However they did get a say in matters, one reason Pisistratus was so successful was because he kept Solons reforms intact. He could have, […]

There are many ways of comparing the birth rates of countries compared to other countries, and one way may be to look at the life expectancies of the countries. I believe that there is will be a correlation between the two variables: The average birth rate of a country per 1,000 and the Life expectancy […]

The aim of this study is to find the statistics for the average school pupil. This will be achieved by looking at the results of a survey carried out at Jordan Hill comprehensive. Hypotheses: How the education system has changed in its efficiency, over four years. The weight of a pupil will increase with the […]

Various types of associations, known as pressure groups, exist to influence governments based on shared interests. These groups can be distinguished primarily as either insider or outsider organizations seeking policy change without assuming control of the government. Pressure groups concentrate their efforts on specific concerns or topics and seek to influence policy making by conducting […]

Generally, girls have a higher IQ than boys and therefore have a higher total of KS2 (Key Stage 2) results. However, year 7 KS2 results are higher than the year 11’s KS2 results.I firstly believe girls have a higher IQ than boys as girls find it easier to concentrate and are more able to work […]

The aim of this investigation is to test the hypothesis that the stride length of a human being, during its growth stage, increases as they age. I chose to investigate pupils in years 7 and 12 at my school as their ages are far enough apart to produce data that should show significant changes in […]

Hypothesis: Men are more accurate than women at estimating the length of a line are.I am also going to investigate another hypothesis similar to the first one and this will give me results, which I can compare, which will give me a better conclusion. Hypothesis 2: Men are more accurate than women at estimating the […]

In this study it will be possible to assess the effect of shore type on the height/diameter ratio of limpets. It is plausible that the conditions (exposure to wind, tide, predators etc.) that limpets have to confront at the different shore levels will be linked to the way their sizes occur. A higher ratio would […]

Someone who has an interest or influence on a business is known as a stakeholder. This includes; shareholders, local communities, employees, employers, customers, suppliers and the government. Any decisions made by British Airways will most likely affect some, if not all stakeholders and vice-versa.How does British Airways affect local communities?Social CostsBritain’s largest airline has a […]

I believe that year 10 pupils will be better at estimating the length of a stick than year 7 pupils are. I think this because year 10 pupils have more experience, and also I felt I was better at estimating in year 10 than I was in year 7. Plan all my data in my […]

The aim of this investigation is to assess the level of reliance and establish a possible connection between two variables, keeping in mind their expected strong correlation and dependence. To ensure precise outcomes, it is vital to collect relevant data and utilize statistical methods like computing correlation coefficients and regression lines. Additionally, any anomalies that […]

The quality of water depends on several factors including oxygen-demanding wastes, disease-causing pathogens, microorganisms affecting health, plant nutrients, suspended solids and dissolved minerals. Other pollutants may be excess acidity due to acid rain, thermal pollution and substances such as benzene, chromium and mercury that are all toxic to aquatic life. As humans and land animals […]

There are many factors that may lead to the success of a particular pressure group. A good example of this would be the pressure group ‘Friends of the Earth’ (FOE). The main reason why this pressure group has had a huge success is that they have many branches all around the country and a huge […]

The data which I have to use in this coursework was collected from 100 Year 7 (50 boys, 50 girls) and from 100 Year 10 (50 girls , 50 boys). All the pupils were asked to estimate measurements on the data collection sheet given to them.i. the lengths of two linesii. the sizes of two […]

In Chapter 19 of the book, Chatwin explores the twins’ experiences during the First World War and examines how different attitudes towards the war are portrayed. The author pays particular attention to the role of social class and its impact on the characters, as well as the use of various speech forms throughout the chapters. […]

In Northern Alabama, the narrator situates the story on a railway bridge. There are four main messages conveyed by Ambrose Pierce. Initially, he expresses his discomfort with war and how individuals are coerced into fighting against their will. Furthermore, he explores the consequences of war on these reluctant soldiers and the harm it inflicts upon […]