Grammar School Stage 2 Creative Writing Course – Unlimited 3-Month Access with Personalised Video Marking
The Grammar School Stage 2 Creative Writing Course is designed for children sitting the toughest grammar school exams, where strong writing skills make the difference between success and disappointment.
Unlike generic tuition or one-off practice papers, this course gives your child:
Step-by-step video lessons covering every skill needed for Stage 2 creative writing - from structuring stories to mastering description and avoiding common pitfalls.
Unlimited personalised video marking for 3 months - your child can submit as many pieces of writing as they like, whether from the course, past papers, or school homework. Each piece is marked with detailed video feedback so they know exactly how to improve.
Exam-focused strategies to manage time, avoid traps, and produce sharp, polished writing under pressure.
Why parents choose this course:
Feedback comes directly from Joycellyn Akuffo — a senior journalist and founder of Geek School Tutoring, with over a decade of experience helping children gain entry to schools like St Olave’s, Wilson’s, Nonsuch and Henrietta Barnett.
Unlimited submissions mean your child won’t miss out on feedback when it matters most.
The 3-month access ensures focused, intensive preparation in the run-up to exams.
At just £845, this course offers the structure, feedback, and expertise of months of private tuition - at a fraction of the cost.
Your child has 3 months of unlimited writing support. That’s enough time to completely transform their writing skills and walk into the exam with confidence.
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42 Videos
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4 Quizzes
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18 Worksheets
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26 Files
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Where to Get Ideas For Short Stories
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How to Structure Your Writing
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How Long Should Your Essay Be?
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Keep it Simple
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What to Avoid In Your Creative Writing
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Spellings - Get it Right So You Don't Fall Into The Many Pits
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Using First, Second and Third Person
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How to Paragraph
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How to Describe Characters
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SOAP is a Lifesaver
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Creative Writing is Like Climbing a Mountain
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What is a Story Mountain?
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Writing the Perfect Opening The Story Mountain Way
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How To Write The Story Mountain Writing Dilema
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Using the Story Mountain to Build Tension In Your Story
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Writing the Resolution the Story Mountain Way
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Writing the Ending the Story Mountain Method
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The Creative Story
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Creative Writing With a Story Opener (Writing Based On a Given Piece of Text)
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Recount Writing
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Descriptive Writing
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Diary Entry
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Picture-Based Story Writing - With Marked Example
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Letter Writing Tutorial
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Report Writing Tutorial
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Persuasive Writing Task
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Fantasy Stories - Building Magic Worlds In Just 20 Minute
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Writing Adventure Stories - Creating Excitement Without Going Over The Top
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Writing Mystery Stories - How To Drop Clues Without Giving Everything Away
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Homophones and Homographs: How to Use "Its" or "It's" Correctly
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Homophones and Homographs: How to Use Whose or Who's Correctly
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Homophones and Homographs: How to Use "Your" or "You're" Correctly
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Homophones and Homographs: How to Use "Lose" or "Loose" Correctly
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What To Do When Your Mind Goes Blank
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Stop 'Telling' Me She's Scared - 'Show' Me Instead
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Why 'It Was All A Dream' Is The The Worst Ending
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Learn Sentence Writing Magic
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How To Paint Pictures With Your Words
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How to Pick The Perfect Writing Task In Your 11 Plus Exam
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How To Use the CUPS Editing Method
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What To Do When Your Mind Goes Blank
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Timed Writing – 30 Minutes
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Literary Analysis and Response (Character Analysis) Homework
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Literary Techniques That Impress Schools
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Power Verbs and Sensory Words
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Creative Writing Homework 1: Story Writing (Title-Based)
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Creative Writing Homework 2: Story Writing (Opening-Based)
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How to Submit Your Homework
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Creative Writing Homework 3: Story Writing (Ending-Based)
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Diary Entry Homework 1
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Diary Entry Homework 2
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Recount Homework 1
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Recount Homework 2
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Article Homework 1
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Article Homework 2
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Letter Homework 1
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Letter Homework 2
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Discursive Writing Homework 1
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Discursive Writing Homework 2
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Report Homework 1
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Optional Writing Tasks (Own Submissions)