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Update, Update. The newspaper reports an update. The story so far. The newspaper have already given their readers information about what has happened here at ISB. They have also carried out phone interviews with teachers and pupils. They have also intereviewed worried parents. However ... .
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Update, Update The newspaper reports an update
The story so far ... • The newspaper have already given their readers information about what has happened here at ISB. • They have also carried out phone interviews with teachers and pupils. • They have also intereviewed worried parents.
However ... • Everyone thought the ordeal would be over by now, so the newspaper are going to run a follow up article.
What will they report about? The work of international doctors The situation with supplies The escape attempts Update More people infected with the virus The stress and strain on teachers
Plan Headline Introductory paragraph – reminding readers what is happening Information from international doctors. Recent event one – maybe details about supplies or more people contracting the disease. Another interview – either from the school, or from parents. Picture. Recent event two – maybe the escape attempt.
Terror at ISB Continues ISB quarantine: It’s Not Over Yet! crisis at ISB continues
The problems at ISB continue, as the deadly virus reaches it’s second week of contamination. All teachers and students are still in quarantine at the school and it seems as if this will continue for some time.
Supplies at the school are beginning to drastically decrease, with rationing being introduced by Marco. This is causing some students and teachers to become weaker, making them more susceptible to the disease.
Some students are becoming desperate. Last week saw several escape attempts failing.
Eminent international doctors are baffled by what caused the disease and do not seem to able to create a successful cure at this moment in time.
The Head of Secondary, Mr Kirby, has been interviewed again by phone: “We are all puzzled and confused. No-one here understands why a cure hasn’t been found. All the staff and students are frustrated and want to go home. We are concerned about the well being of many people here and worry that the strain will become too much for some people.”
