Anas' English Journal

Dear Ms Birbalsingh It has been 5 years since the London riots happened and yet as a nation we are still having problems trying to move on. As a writer yourself, you understand that some things that are said aren’t always going… Continue Reading →

I didn’t know what was going on, I could just hear my parents panicking in the front room. There was smoke every where. I jumped out of my bed. Searched for my sandals. I got out of bed and ran… Continue Reading →

Anas cheramat English coursework Letter Dear Mrs Hopkins, This is 2016, a year where the words you utter can not be taken back or easily forgotten. My people are migrants. My father arrived at the age of 27 and my… Continue Reading →

Dear Samantha Taylor   I have decided to reply to your article about teenagers. Here are some of my ideas.   I completely agree with the fact about teenagers over using social media and the internet in general. This can… Continue Reading →

Flag explores how national symbols blind nations together – and in doing so also force people apart. Flag is written in a tight, regular form. It has 5 stanzas, each with three lines. The middle line of each stanza is… Continue Reading →

The first stanza sets the scene of vaudevue’s death by giving us a feeling that she is somewhere no one wants to be and she has no hope of living. the first stanza keeps on mentioning that she is alone… Continue Reading →

The poem we were analyzing in class was based on the happenings after 9/11 and to me it perceived how Muslims were looked at after the doings of the sad event. The poem was titled “the right word” and it… Continue Reading →

Recently there has been a lot of controversy surrounding the use of IVF . In the media for example, huge fashion master Dolce Gabana criticised using IVF to make he’s kids. Dolce Gabana believe that it is wrong to have… Continue Reading →