UIaC- Urban Change in the UK

Question 1

Why do some urban areas of the UK have better education than other urban areas?

Answer 1

• Economic Factors: Wealthier areas tend to have better-funded schools with more resources, higher teacher salaries, and improved facilities.
• School Performance: Schools in affluent areas often perform better due to factors like lower student-to-teacher ratios and better access to extracurricular activities.
• Local Authority Funding: Variations in local authority funding can lead to disparities in educational quality across different urban areas.

Question 2

How does economic disadvantage affect education in these areas?

Answer 2

Economic disadvantage can limit access to educational resources, extra-curricular activities, and private tutoring, contributing to lower academic achievement.

Question 3

What is the population of Bristol?

Answer 3

463,400 people.

Question 4

What is Bristol’s rank in terms of size among UK cities outside London?

Answer 4

Bristol is the eighth largest city in the UK.

Question 5

How has Bristol’s population changed over the last decade?

Answer 5

Bristol’s population has been steadily increasing due to natural growth and migration.

Question 6

What is the ethnic diversity like in Bristol?

Answer 6

Bristol is highly diverse, with a significant proportion of the population belonging to ethnic minority groups.

Question 7

How many languages are spoken in Bristol?

Answer 7

Over 90 languages are spoken in Bristol, reflecting its multicultural population.

Question 8

How has national migration impacted Bristol’s population growth?

Answer 8

National migration has significantly contributed to Bristol’s population growth, bringing in people from other parts of the UK seeking employment and education opportunities.

Question 9

What sectors do migrant workers typically work in?

Answer 9

Migrant workers in Bristol often work in sectors such as healthcare, education, technology, and service industries

Question 10

How does migration affect Bristol’s economy?

Answer 10

Migration boosts the local economy by providing a skilled workforce, increasing consumer demand, and fostering cultural exchange.

Question 11

What cultural impacts has migration had on Bristol?

Answer 11

Migration has enriched Bristol’s cultural landscape, introducing diverse traditions, cuisines, and festivals.

Question 12

How has migration influenced Bristol’s education system?

Answer 12

Schools in Bristol have become more multicultural, promoting inclusivity and offering bilingual support to cater to diverse student needs.

Question 13

What has been the trend in Bristol’s population growth over the past decade?

Answer 13

Bristol’s population has been growing due to natural increase and migration, both nationally and internationally.

Question 14

How does Bristol’s population growth compare to the rest of the UK?

Answer 14

Bristol’s population growth rate is higher than the national average, reflecting its attractiveness as a place to live and work.

Question 15

What factors have contributed to the population increase in Bristol?

Answer 15

Factors include economic opportunities, quality of life, educational institutions, and cultural attractions.

Question 16

What are the main sources of pollution in Bristol?

Answer 16

Main sources include vehicle emissions, industrial activities, and residential heating.

Question 17

How does traffic congestion impact the environment?

Answer 17

Traffic congestion leads to increased air pollution, greenhouse gas emissions, and noise pollution.

Question 18

What challenges does Bristol face in waste management?

Answer 18

Challenges include high levels of waste generation, inadequate recycling facilities, and illegal dumping.

Question 19

How does urban development affect local ecosystems?

Answer 19

Urban development can lead to habitat loss, reduced biodiversity, and increased pressure on green spaces.

Question 20

What initiatives are in place to promote renewable energy in Bristol?

Answer 20

Initiatives include solar panel installations, wind turbines, and community energy projects.

Question 21

How is Bristol addressing waste reduction and recycling?

Answer 21

Bristol is promoting recycling programs, reducing single-use plastics, and encouraging composting.

Question 22

What projects are aimed at improving public transportation and reducing emissions?

Answer 22

Projects include expanding the metro system, introducing electric buses, and developing cycling infrastructure.

Question 23

How is Bristol enhancing green spaces and biodiversity?

Answer 23

Bristol is investing in urban parks, creating wildlife corridors, and supporting community gardening projects.

Question 24

How many people die a year of air pollution per year?

Answer 24

200

Bristol is the most congested city in England.

Question 25

What’s another solution to the environmental issue on Bristol?

Answer 25

Making the whole city a smoke control area

Question 26

Filwood is an area of ____ wealth

Answer 26

poor/low

Question 27

Geo- P2- UlaC- Bristol Filwood

How many crimes are there a year?

Answer 27

1300

Question 28

Bristol Filwood

What percentage of people are scared to go out at night

Answer 28

62%

Question 29

Bristol Filwood

What percentage of people got the top grade in 2013 GCSE’s?

Answer 29

36%

Question 30

Bristol

Stoke……….. is an area of higher wealth

Answer 30

Bishop

Question 31

Bristol Stoke Bishop

How much crime is there in a year?

Answer 31

less than 300

Question 32

Bristol Stoke Bishop

What percentage of 16 year olds got 5+ in GCSE?

Answer 32

94%

Question 33

Bristol Stoke Bishop

What percentage of the population have a degree?

Answer 33

50%