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1. LEADERSHIP PRESENTATION ON LORD HORATIO NELSON PRESENT BY O/C KAN ARACHCHIGE INTAKE 28

2. CONTENT AIM INTRODUCTION CHROLOGY EARLY LTFE LEADERSHIP QUALIETIES

3. INTRODUCTION Horatio Nelson is a Norfolk born hero. He is famed for his victories against the French in the Battle of the Nile and the Battle of Trafalgar . losing his right arm and sight in his right eye, he could not see the signal During the Battle of Copenhagen he famously put a telescope to his blind eyesee the signal to retreat. This led to the phrase still used today: ‘to married woman and his occasional refusal to follow orders in the navy lost him friends. The documents included in this pack reveal Nelson through the eyes of people who met him, who worked with him, and people who only heard about him, and also include some sources by the man himself. This resource has been put together using documents from the Norfolk Record Office. A small number of other items have been included, the permission to use these items has been granted by the appropriate bodies and information is given below those items. The resource is intended for Key Stages 2 and 3; however, it can be used for any age. We have not specified how the documents are to be used to allow flexibility, and teachers can select as many images as they require.

4. AIM TO IDENTIFY LEADERSHIP TO IMPROVE LEADER SHIP WORK AS A TRUE LEADER

5. CHRONOLOGY First went to sea as midshipman ` Fought a polar bear Appointed acting Lieutenant of the Worcester Promoted to Captain Met Frances Nisbet Married Frances Nisbet Wounded in right eye Promoted to Rear-Admiral Wounded in right arm, which was amputated Ordered attack on French ships in the Nile Met Emma Hamliton Created Duke of Brontë Returned to England, landing at Gorleston Battle of Trafalgar Battle of Copenhagen Battle of the Nile Battle in Corsica Nelson’s Uncle, Captain Suckling becomes controller of the Navy War with France,

6. EARLY LIFE Horatio Nelson was born in Burnham Thorpe in 1758. His father was the rector, and he was one of 11 children, three of whom died in infancy. He was educated at Norwich Grammar School, Down ham Market School and at the Paston Grammar School in North Walsham. His mother died when Nelson was nine, leaving his father to raise all his children on a low income. In order to provide for the family, the children had to be found employment and Nelson went to sea in 1771 at the age of 12. He spent his first voyage, a 14-month journey to the West Indies, working as a midshipman. B

7. LEADERSHIP QUALITIES Courage Communication Will power Integrity Enthusiasm

8. COURAGE Essential leader ship quality Ability to control of fear Contain both physical and mental standard

9. WILL POWER Ability to control your thoughts Achieve what you want to do

10. INTERGRITIY Quality of being honest Having strong moral principles

11. WHAT MADE HIM AS A LEADER His enthusiasm for learn because of that he could master battle techniques His moral and courage gave energy to who were in under command Patriotic attitudes of his example to others

12. Discussion A Leader always think about his subordinates his words fill with ‘WE’ and ‘US’ Leader think different ways not always depend on others Give prosperous ideas and Gide subordinates to target Leader has extra solution for any difficult situation

13. CONCLUSION A good leader can gain neither the respect nor the trust of their superiors Useful person and treasure to the country