The first thing to do is to think of as the ‘lynch pin’ of your piece, these are the parts of text that will be larger and created to stand out from the rest of the text. If you are writing your own manifesto, these could be core values, favourite sayings or things that you thoroughly believe to be true. If you are writing about a character within a book or film, these will be key quotes or key ideas (perhaps themes, symbols or motifs) associated with the character you have chosen.

1. Writing a Manifesto

3. Key sayings or quotes
• The first thing to do is to think of as the ‘lynch pin’ of your piece,
these are the parts of text that will be larger and created to stand out
from the rest of the text.
• If you are writing your own manifesto, these could be core values,
favourite sayings or things that you thoroughly believe to be true.
• If you are writing about a character within a book or film, these will
be key quotes or key ideas (perhaps themes, symbols or motifs)
associated with the character you have chosen.

4. Example Sentences for the filler
sentences
• I believe…
• I trust…
• I understand…
• I have learnt
• Life has shown me that…
• I realise now…
• I now understand…
• I have been shown…
• My key learnings so far have been…

6. Examples and Exemplars