Wanstead

The essay is devoted to the visual analysis of the painting Assembly at Wanstead House. The painting was created by the British artist William Hogarth and refers back to the time period approximately from 1728 to 1731. Wlliam Hogarth is a famous British painter who lived during the period of 1697 – 1764. While Hogarth is most widely known as the painter, the works he created contribute to the understanding of his creation through the prism of social criticism and pictorial satire. During his life

Purpose of the Construction of Wanstead Infant Orphan Asylum in 1841 Andrew Reid was born in the year 1787. He was a Congregational minister and he was a non-conformist, which meant he was not part of the Church of England. He was very hardworking and committed. He started 7 charities which meant he was a very generous man. His farther was a watch maker therefore he came from a lower middle class tradesman family. His first Asylum he opened was in Dalston, Hackney.

Understanding the cultural influences and barriers that affect participants in sports I am employed by the borough of Redbridge as a Sports development officer. I have been asked to explain all the different types of sports barriers to participation. I have to also explain which strategies could be used to develop different types of sports. Many individuals have a huge impact on many sporting activates below are the different types of barriers to sports. Time- The loss of time is the main reason

Case 1 Riverside Leisure Centre Introduction The Riverside leisure centre was opened in 1973 with a leisure pool, sports hall, 4 squash courts and changing rooms. June West is the new and very ambitious manager. Squash courts 1 and 2 have been recently refurbished and are fully booked most of the day. The other two squash courts next to the fitness room are now in urgent need of repair and are rarely booked. The fitness room is too small. It is clear that the leisure centre is losing members