Band 6+: The plan below show a public park when it first opened in 1920 and the same park today. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, an bed make comparisons where relevant.

The given maps provided information about the layout of Grange Park when it opened in 1920 as well as developments today.

Over the period, it can be seen that almost all of the park’s elements were replaced by new things when time passed albeit some of the park’s elements were in the same position as when it opened in 1920.

To the middle of the map, a stage for musicians was changed to be an amphitheatre for concerts. In addition, a fountain in the middle was replaced by a rose garden with surrounding seats.

To the top of the map, both seats, left Rose Garden and entrance were the same place when it opened. However, the right Rose Garden was renovated to be a Cafe. Besides, a pond for water plants was developed to be a Children’s play area.

To the bottom of the map, both seats and entrance were in the same place as the top but the Rose Garden disappeared. In contrast, a glasshouse on the right was demolished and built to be a water feature. Finally, the last things that didn’t seen in 1920 was added the Entrance underground car park near the water feature.