This comprehensive writing guide supports students in mastering three key non‑fiction forms: letters, articles, and speeches. Designed with clarity and classroom practicality in mind, it breaks down each text type into clear, manageable sections so learners understand exactly what to include, how to structure their response, and how to meet assessment criteria with confidence. The resource provides: Step‑by‑step structural frameworks for letters, articles, and speeches Detailed guidance on tone, purpose, and audience Modelled prompts and sentence starters to help students craft effective openings, develop ideas, and create strong conclusions Reminders of key language features such as persuasive devices, formality, cohesion, and viewpoint A student‑friendly layout that works equally well for classroom teaching, revision, or independent study Perfect for KS3 and KS4, this tool helps students build secure, transferable writing skills while reducing teacher workload. Whether used as a scaffold during lessons, a revision aid before exams, or a reference sheet for extended writing tasks, it gives learners the confidence to produce well‑structured, purposeful, and engaging non‑fiction responses.

A work sheet based on AQA P1 Q5. Students are given an image of a busy shopping centre on which to base their writing with some additional success criteria. This is an ideal one off cover lesson or for homework/revision for year 10/11

This is a writing question based on AQA English Language Paper 1, Question 5 with a focus on the theme of destruction. Ideal for a cover lesson or homework. Year 10. Year 11.

A worksheet based activity for a one hour cover lesson or for homework. Language paper 1 question 5 creative writing based on the theme of a quiet train station with additional success criteria.

A 25 slide Power Point presentation for ECT/ITT/Whole staff training, offering advice on how to create a safe space for LGBTQ+ secondary school students.