2017 writing challenge how to#

Week Thirty-Seven: Write a letter to Wiltshire County Council persuading them to increase funding for activities for young people.In conjunction with International Anti-Corruption Day on 9 December 2016, the Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau (CPIB) launched the Short Story Writing Competition #IfILiveInDarkness, which was opened to all students from Secondary Schools, Junior Colleges, Polytechnics, Institutes of Technical Education in Singapore. Week Thirty-Six: Write the story of Little Red Riding Hood from the perspective of the wolf. Write a speech for a school assembly commemorating them. Week Thirty-Five: A cartoon character has died (you pick one). Week Thirty-Four: Write a description from the perspective of one of these statues. You have to deliver a speech which is good enough to motivate your team to go out and win the match. Week Thirty-Three: You are the manager of a sports team (any sport) and you are losing at half time. Week Thirty-Two: Write a scary story set in a childrenвЂ™s soft play centre. Week Thirty-One: Bringing my pet(s) to school would help me to achieve more. Week Thirty: Write a description as suggested by this image. Week Twenty-Nine: Write an article for a newspaper arguing for or against this statement. Week Twenty-Eight: Write a story about an unusual journey to school.

2017 writing challenge how to#

Week Twenty-Seven: Write a letter to a friend giving them advice about how to make up with someone theyвЂ™ve fallen out with. Week Twenty-Six: Narrate an unusual day starting from the end of the day. Week Twenty-Five: Write the text for a leaflet persuading others to contribute to a charity of your choice. Week Twenty-Four: Describe a street at 6am, 3pm and 9pm. Week Twenty-Three: The most important play/novel/author to study in English isвЂ¦ Write this essay. Week Twenty-Two: Write a description as suggested by this image.

Week Twenty-One: Write an article arguing for or against this statement. Week Twenty: Write a short story entitle вЂThe arrivalвЂ™. Week Nineteen: Write a leaflet giving advice to teenagers about staying safe on the internet. Week Eighteen: Write a description as suggested by this image. Week Seventeen: Write a speech persuading parents that homework should be scrapped. Week Sixteen: Write a short story in which a magician, a clown and a mime artist are trapped in a lift together. Week Fifteen: Write a description as suggested by this image. Week Fourteen: Write an essay for the following title: Christmas is the most wasteful time of the year. Week Thirteen: Write a description from the perspective of an aquatic creature inside an aquarium. Week Twelve: Write a letter to a family member advising them on how to use social media effectively. Week Eleven: Write a story that begins and ends with this sentence: Looking back, I didnвЂ™t mean to do it. Write a newspaper article arguing for or against this statement. Week Ten: вЂSpiders are our friends вЂ“ if left alone, they will consume most of the insects in our homesвЂ™. Week Nine: Write a description as suggested by this image. Week Eight: Write the text for a leaflet persuading people to visit Marwell Zoo to see their new animal. Week Seven: Write the opening of a story that begins with this sentence: Last Friday began like any other day. Week Six: What is the most important colour in the world and why? Write a persuasive speech. Week Five: He was timid and moved with caution. Week Four: Write an essay on the title: My biggest fear Write the final scene of a detective story where this crime is explained. Week Three: Miss Scarlet murdered Mr Black in the library with poisoned ink. Week Two: Budget cuts mean one subject must be cut from the curriculum: pick a subject and write a letter to the minister for education arguing why it should or shouldnвЂ™t be cut. Week One: Describe this room from the perspective of a bee. I thought IвЂ™d share this yearвЂ™s Weekly Writing Challenges for year 7-10В which include a retrieval practice starter which tests students on the ambitious vocabulary they learn as part of their homework.

IвЂ™ve written before about our Weekly Writing Challenges here which were inspired by Chris Curits We love them so much that we now have year 10 doing them and weвЂ™re seeing a real improvement in the quality of our studentsвЂ™ written responses.