Glastonbury task
TASK: Explain what is meant by oxymoronic and quote the words which give this effect. TASK: Find evidence of this idealisation in paragraph 6.
Help us by placing your waste into the correct recycling bins. Take your tent and equipment home with you. What is your evidence?
TASK: What are they and what do they suggest about the direction in which the festival is headed? Please use the toilets provided. Identify the tripartite construction used in this paragraph. There is an idea of finding treasure in squalor that could maybe be applied to Glastonbury which was a mud bath but which people took pleasure in.
It could be about any festival. Please use our recycling bins.
Glastonbury plastic policy
Please bring a reusable water bottle. TASK: What does the name of the stage tell us about the type of act playing there? Turn off taps and help us use water efficiently. Identify the tripartite construction used in this paragraph. TASK: Identify and analyse the effect of alliteration in this paragraph. For Glastonbury Festival to be sustainable, we all have a duty to make sure the land on which it stands is looked after. TASK: What do we call this technique of using a group of 3? It could be about any festival. TASK: Google it and see what you think. And it is one which we are fiercely devoted to. Car exhaust is still the greatest contributor to global climate change. Urinating on the land or in the rivers contaminates the local water supply, killing wildlife and seriously compromises the future of the festival. TASK: Identify and quote the evidence which supports this assertion.Beyond the farm Our commitment to protect our environment — to use its resources responsibly and to reduce our ecological footprint — also extends beyond the physical boundaries of the Festival. TASK: What does the name of the stage tell us about the type of act playing there?
Join the 40 percent of Festival-goers that travel to the Festival by public transport and help to reduce our carbon footprint.