SETTLING IN

The video discusses the reception of islanders from Tristan da Cunha at a camp in Surrey. Efforts are made for their welfare with the help of organizations like the WVS, Red Cross, and St John Ambulance. Children and adults are engaged in activities to keep them occupied. Some islanders have found jobs outside the camp. The transition is challenging, but new experiences, such as watching television, offer a glimpse into their new world.

What was the surprising element mentioned about the camp in Surrey?

• The camp had no facilities.

• The camp was located in a remote area.

• They were unable to add a third girl.

• The camp was overcrowded.

Which organizations were involved in helping the islanders in their temporary home?

• UNICEF and WHO

• Doctors Without Borders and Red Crescent

• WVS, the Red Cross, and St John Ambulance Brigade

• Greenpeace and WWF

How many children were among the islanders?

• Fifty

• One hundred

• Two hundred

• Seventy-two

What is considered important for the adults while they settle in?

• Learning a new language

• Finding permanent housing

• Engaging in useful occupation

• Exploring the city

What new experience offers the islanders a view into their new world?

• The internet

• Radio

• Television

• Newspapers