The following structures have been taken from an official inspection report of a secondary school in England. If you wish to read the report to check how the structures have been used, you can click here
YEAR 12 IB Writing Preparation –
Structures from a ‘real-life’ Official Report of a school
You can use some of these sentence types and structures to help you write your report.
· As a result of________ in this area,
· The number of_____ has increased/decreased
· The proportion of ____ known to be___ is below/ above average
· There is a need to eradicate_____ in order to_____
· Ensure all______ complete ______
· Improve the effectiveness of______
· Further develop ______ as a way of improving the_____
· ______ requires revision because, whilst____ do_____, some ______ are/are not____
· Over the last________, the proportion of____ has been broadly average/ above/ below
· There have been significant improvements in___
· From their starting points, _____ achieve particularly well/poorly in______
· The progress that____ make is the strongest in____, the slowest in_______
· ________ who are eligible for_______
· As a result, there have been significant improvements/ changes______
· The unvalidated result of_____
· The level of____ is too inconsistent.
· _______ are not always doing enough to meet the specific needs of________
· The values of _____ are evident in the way that____ and have____
· As a result of explicit______ and_____
· Whilst the majority of _______ have______, some_____ do not always_______
· ________ have very positive ideas on________
· ________ is embraced by all and the result of this is____________
· The ________ promotes ______ so that_______ clearly relate to both the local and international community.
· Within the _______ there are ________, who add to the _____________ in the school.
· ________ do not systematically share_____. Likewise, ______ is not always specific for their needs.
· A review is not recommended as ________ now have a good understanding of the performance of______, particularly in terms of:
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