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Southglade Primary School

'Believe to Achieve'

Thursday

English

Headlines should be short and catchy. They are usually only a few words long. For example MAN SAVES BABY or BAMBOO BIKES IN BRITAIN. They also often include alliteration, this is where you use repetition of the same sounds at the beginning of words, like BAMBOO BIKES IN BRITAIN.

See if you can come up with some catchy headlines for these stories!