PPT

2. Letter to the editor
[Name of Publication]
Attention: Letters to the Editor
[Address]
[City], [State] [Zip or Postal Code]
Or
[Email]

3. Letter to the editor
[Title]
[Dear/ To the] Editor:
[State your reason for writing. If you are
responding to an article or editorial by the
publication, include the title of the article and
the date it appeared.]

4. Letter to the editor
[Make your case.]
[Link your issue to an action. Let your readers
know what they can do or what needs to be
done.]
[End with a strong, positive statement in support
of your case.]

5. Letter to the editor
Sincerely,
[Name of Writer]
[Writer’s Title]
[Writer’s Organization]
[Address]
[Telephone Number]
[Email

6. La Voz de Galicia
Attention: Letters to the Editor
Rúa Orzán 11,
A Coruña, España

7. Dear Editor,
I am writing in response to your article titled
‘Parking Near School Raises Safety Fears’
published on 25th September regarding the
lack of parking spaces near IES Mugardos.
As mentioned in your article, the situation is
becoming increasingly chaotic. In my opinion,
it is only a matter of time before a child is
injured or worse due to the appalling parking
and access conditions.

8. There are no dedicated parking spots for parents
dropping off and picking up their children. On-
street parking is near impossible. This means
that both parents and children must risk
walking on the busy road.
I suggest that a drop off and pick up area is built
on site to reduce the traffic impact in the
already congested area. The school would also
benefit from a lollipop person to patrol the
road and ensure that pupils arrive safely.

9. Students and parents are calling on the wider
community to help us find a solution. We
cannot go on like this. If nothing is done we
will be forced to take further action.
Sincerely,
Mercedes
President of the Students´Association
Mercedes´ Mum
Vice President of the Parents´Association