English SBA Part one | Week 6 | Grade 11

 Your journey into the completion of the School Based Assessment begins with the Cover Page. This cover page must clearly state who you are, what school you attend, your country, your Subject - among other things.

Take a look at this sample Cover Page, "XXXX" represents information that will be filled in at a later date. 



Some important information:

Do not use any "Fancy" fonts, nothing like Cursive or Old English.

Follow the correct grammar as outlined in the sample above - "School Based", not "School Base".

Select a picture that properly represents your topic*, it must be clear and not too large.


Groups per Topic



Group #1 - Animal Abuse
Gadjadar Cedric
Babulal Tanuja
Biachoo Sandya
Narine Sarah

Group #2 - Rape
Guidharry Joshua
Cain Emisha
Chattergoon Anjanie
Dexter Krishani

Group #3 - Capital Punishment (The Death Sentence)
Khan Moein
Farouk Fareeza
Fraser Latipha
Fraser Tia

Group #4 - Sexual Harassment
Pile Alwin
Gaffoor Ameena
George Shania
Gopi Asha

Group #5 - Trafficking of Cocaine
Rahaman Afridi
Hayman Alina
Jacobs Nichola
Kalamadeen Reia

Group #6 - Oil Spills (and their effects)
Salim Altab
Khandai Shoba
Madramootoo Faseeya
Nall Vidyawattie

Group #7 - Depression (the feeling of)
Naraine Tereas
Rajkumar Jasmine
Ramnanan Ommattie
Robinson Cindelle

Group #8 - Freedom of Speech
Ross Obena
Seepersaud Devanie
Singh Kalyanie
Singh Shalini




Take some time to read up on your topic, on your own. As you are searching, consider asking the following questions:

What is _______?

What causes it / What are it's effects?

Who does it affect? 

What happens if it were reduced? Also, What happens if we had more of it?


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