Emotive Writing

On Monday, Year 6 looked at a new book about a Famous Woman by the name 'Wangari' from Kenya. From that book we created some emotional writing…

We read the first couple of pages of the book and discussed what emotions the poor woman would be feeling having to travel so far to meet with the Wise Wangari. To improve our writing, we tried using different techniques to show how the poor woman might be feeling rather than telling our readers these emotions.

After some time for writing, our pupils created some lovely pieces of emotive writing.

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The school’s Christian values of love, honesty and respect are well expressed through its caring atmosphere. This impacts positively on the strong sense of belonging and supporting relationships evident across the school.
SIAMs 2016
Teachers inspire pupils to learn.
Ofsted 2018
Teachers model skills effectively across the curriculum and instil a desire to succeed.
Ofsted 2018
There us a culture of aspiration and improvement across the school.
Ofsted 2018
Relationships are strong and pupils’ good behaviour is reflected in a happy and caring atmosphere, with attendance that is well above the national average.
SIAMs 2016
Provision for pupils who speak English as an additional language is strong.
Ofsted 2018

Holy Trinity CE Primary School

Emotive Writing

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The school’s Christian values of love, honesty and respect are well expressed through its caring atmosphere. This impacts positively on the strong sense of belonging and supporting relationships evident across the school.

Teachers inspire pupils to learn.

Teachers model skills effectively across the curriculum and instil a desire to succeed.

There us a culture of aspiration and improvement across the school.

Relationships are strong and pupils’ good behaviour is reflected in a happy and caring atmosphere, with attendance that is well above the national average.

Provision for pupils who speak English as an additional language is strong.