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Speech Writing for GCSE

Speech Writing for GCSE

Subject: English

Age range: 11-14

Resource type: Lesson (complete)

Last updated

24 October 2025

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An extended lesson on writing the text of a persuasive speech, aimed at middle-upper ability GCSE groups. The lesson covers:

  1. The purpose of a speech
  2. AFOREST techniques inc. a cut-up, match and stick activity
  3. Links to example speeches (differentiated for ability)
  4. A speech-writing task (differentiated for ability)

I would set aside about 2 hours for these activities in total, with approximately 45 minutes dedicated to independent writing.

This lesson is not tailored towards any particular board but provides learners with an understanding of what is required when writing a persuasive speech.

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