Create+a+Health+and+Safety+Poster

Learning Overview
This is the temporary page for students learning on the BTEC National in Sports.

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 * YOU MUST RENAME YOUR FILE BY THE 'SLIDE TITLE'**

4.2
Select a Health and Safety issue to communicate. **Working INDEPENDENTLY produce** a poster **OR** leaflet **OR** video that addresses THE SAME issue. **Design your poster using Microsoft PowerPoint.** Answer the questions on the slide below your poster. 'what is the aim of the poster....' Take into consideration all of the guidance in the assignment brief. Title your poster using your name as a heading in 'Heading 3.'. Insert a separating line below your poster
 * Save your poster as a JPEG file and upload your poster to display on this page.**

As the posters are uploaded students can then provide constructive feedback on how the posters an be **improved**. The designers can then decide whether or not to use this advice to improve their designs? As a result, you will gather the information required for the merit criteria.


 * Annotate** and prepare a presentation that **explains** the promotional material you EACH designed.


 * YOU MUST RENAME YOUR FILE BY THE 'SLIDE TITLE'**

Kristian Still


For example this poster is aimed at students studying on the BTEC National in Sport course. Your peers will then provide you with feedback.
 * Answer the questions on the poster.**

Feedback:I like the background image, the poster is suitable for its aim. However, who do I contact if I want more information on the issue - Dean Faithful

**Luke Yeates**


I tried to think about the cleaners and tried to get the audience thinking about how the cleaners feel. I tried to aim this poster at teenagers I did this by using bond, coloured text and by using as little text as possible so it was quick and snappy to read.

Consider using a text with an outline. KST
 * Feedback:** Visually its looks good. I like the red on the brown. Everyone can understand it, however the red words over the brown dont stand out and the small text is difficult to see. Dean Faithfull.

Dean Faithfull


The poster is aimed at coaches working with young players, therefore I have used an image of young players. The poster could be displayed in the latest FA magazine, a school PE office or perhaps a club notice board. The information that needs to be included is identifying the hazard, and making people aware of the consequences. Facts make your poster believable. I have not included a contact number. Perhaps this would be a good idea if people wanted to find out more information. I have used colours that contrast with each other to draw the reader in. I thought my image was a very effective one. I wanted to use the colour red because it is associated with danger. I feel the key message is clear.

After looking at the feedback comments I have decided to alter my poster.I have now included contact numbers and an email for people who have any queries. I also made the bottom box wider. It has made the slogan stand out more.

No information on who to contact - Dan Loader Perhaps make the lower banner wider. Dan Smith The smaller texts draws you to the poster, but make sure its no smaller. Deano.
 * Feedback:** I like your background image. It is effective and you get a clear message across. Luke Yeates.

Bill Puckett


The aim of this poster is to get more younger children to wear pads. I have aimed this poster towards young children at local Football Clubs, where the poster will be put up in their notice board. More here Bill.

Too much dead space for me Bill.
 * Feedback:** Can you make this poster more appealing to young kids, what would you think if you saw it at a football ground? Colin Morris

Sam James


I am aiming this poster towards referees, to try and influence them in checking the players studs before the games. The poster is also there to try and prevent injuries be caused by studs. Thus poster is aimed towards the referees, the poster will be put up around the grounds in the referees changing rooms.

I think you need to include more information on your poster on the affects if people do not check their studs. Put maybe an image o it in. Luke Petley
 * Feedback:** I Think that the white background makes the purple writing stand out. Jamie Osman

Jamie Osman

 * Design 1 Design 2**

I am aiming this poster to all ages and sexes especially the younger generation who are more likely to forget or not want to wear their shinpads. I used this type of font because i feel that i feel it is more appealing to young children. I also feel that the layout i used was good as most children prefer to look at pictures then read a lot of writing.

Feedback: I think maybe that you have too many pictures and not enough information Sam James. I like the writing style you used and the white on the blue background. i think the picture of the pads needs to be bigger. Bill Looks good. CMJC

Daniel Smith


I am aiming this poster to midle aged teenagers who think it is appropriate to wear football boots inside the college building. More here Dan.

I like the pink background it makes everything on your page stand out- Luke Yeates Remove the squrrel Dan. KST Dan, like the pink backgroud but maybe change the red. Big Phil What is with the squirrel? CMJC
 * Feedback** The pink background makes the blue writing stand out. Luke Petley

Callum Maxwell


This poster is aimed at adults and children who play football. schools, colleges, universitys, grass root clubs and lisure centres that have opeople playing football. The font size is large

All appropriate information included but the colours you have used didnt realy catch my eye. Craigy P
 * Feedback:** I like your poster, I feel that it is very eye catching with the colours and the image. What age group are you aiming your poster to??? I guess the age between 12-18 due to the fact of the txt writing “Plz think b4 u buy” – David Philpott

David Philpott


I am aiming this poster towards youngsters, this is why I used that image of the man with his thumb up. I also choose black writing so that it stands out more. The reason for using the big image in the middle is to catch the eye of the audience.

I like the use of pictures and the colour of your background. Bill contact details should be with the website. the website looks random. Jamie I like the quote about sinners and shinners. i think the colour scheme works well. Sam I like the poster alot, very eye catching and suits all ages Deano Callum - Hi there....ummmm I really like your poster, sticks out in the crowd with its nice ryming title also i like the colourful pictures!
 * Feedback:**

Luke Petley


I am aiming my poster at groundsmen so that they take good care of their pitches. I used red writing because it shows up well against the green background and put a picture of St Marys to show how a pitch should be looked after.

Maybe the writing should have a thicker outline to make the writing stand out more. Jamie The white lines on the pitches makes it hard to read the writing. Sam the picture looks a bit dark compared to the rest of the poster. Maybe have a box around it to make it stand out a bit more or find another picture. Bill 'Red and green never to be seen' Deano
 * Feedback:**

Zach Glasspool


This poster was aimed for little kids. So that we can sway there decisions when thinking about buying bladed boots.

After the feedback that i was given i decided to change my font and the boldness of my lettering because this would be more eye catching for young kids. I also took away some pictures as i felt it looked over detailed. I wanted to keep it very basic, short and straight to the point because of the age i am aiming my poster for.

Its a busy poster. Can the title be thicker of bolder? KST See below.
 * Feedback:**

Dan Loader


The Colours you have used definalty make your poster stand out and its is very clear what you are trying to get across. Craigy P
 * Feedback:**

Michael Dean
I am aiming my poster at all ages, I feel that the images shown underline the harm that coin throwing can do. This poster I feel will show all generations that there isnt no place for this in football. The colours i have used i feel have worked well, eye catching and bright can only draw peoples attention to the poster. The main backgorund relates to supporters, The images are for all ages showiing how harmful coin throwing is. The pictures will hopefully put across a powerfull message to children and guide them not to follow in the footsteps of fans today.

Good pictures Deano, maybe make the centre image bigger and the top catch phrase bolder. Big Phil
 * Feedback:**

Craig Phillips


I am aiming my poster at young players who need a bit more influence in making the right decision by wearing their shin pads. The poster will be based in local football venues that have tyro/ youth aged players around the area.

Its a strong image, title and catch phrase. Good work. KST Its a good image with a good message but i found the green a little plain. Courtney
 * Feedback:**

Phil Day
Poster 1 Poster 2

My poster is aimed at coaches that work with young players. I have chosen this subject because I feel that coaches should be aware of the hazards that are in place when using goals. This poster can be displayed in a club changing room, a school sports department or even a newsletter from the FA. I have included a contact number and website for people who would like to get more information about the safety of goalposts. I have used colours that contrast to the background in order for the writing to be seen more clearly.

With the comments that I received about my first poster, I shrunk my picture to make it clearer and bolded all the writing. This means that the people, who view my poster, can read it more clearly.

The text would be difficult to see at range. CMJC
 * Feedback:** Phil with your poster i feel that if i was looking at it from a distance then i would probably only be able to make out the goal. Making the lettering more boulder would influence my decision to see what your poster is advertising. Also the colour of your lettering blends in with your picture so maybe that could be changed?....... Zachdinho


 * Lee New**

Information?

Feedback - Lee with your poster i can't make out who your trying to aim it for as it looks important and formal with your lettering and picture therefore i feel it could be for referee's / coaches. but with your slogan it seems that it's aimed towards the players as there the one's playing. also the slogan seems a little bit sarcastic for serious-ness....... Zachdinho


 * Ben Bowers**

Information? Ben this is very similar to Craigs work.

You need to use your own ideas.


 * Feedback:**

//__Craig Clark__//


This poster is aimed at match officials. I have used bright colours to attract - similar to the flags on flag poles as used by officials.


 * Feedback**: Good poster, colours are effective. Your or their? What do you associate with refs? KST

Laurel Dibden
Poster 1 Poster 2


 * Feedback:** its wear, not where. Who do I contact? KST

Courtney Campbell


Great poster Court, nice layout. think about the clearness of the contact details from a distance. Big Phil The pictures you have used are eye catching, but the colours you have used are pretty dull i feel.
 * Feedback**

Neil Bartlett


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