My experience in a school I attended- Creating an Outline

Topic: My experience in a school I attended

Introduction:

Who knew that high school would be such a great experience? From the teachers to the students, and even the principal. My experience during high school is one that I can never forget. During high school, I accomplished many of things, met new friends, and let me not forget meeting the best principal who made my experience even more enjoyable. My high school experience at the Princess Margaret School was a memorable experience.

Paragraph 2: During my tenure at the Princess Margaret School, I achieved my accomplishments.

a.      a.  Awards accomplished

b.       b. Academic performance

c.       c. Extra curriculum activities

Paragraph 3: I am beyond grateful for my friend who soon became my sister group; they have contributed to making my experience an enjoyable one.

a.       a. Study group

b.       b. Lunch feists

c.       c. Adventures during free period

Paragraph 4: I can never forget Mr. Colin Greene, the best principal I have ever met.

a.       a. Opportunities (Example: Reference, recommendations)

b.       b. Father Figure

c.       c. School activities

Conclusion: Highschool was a memorable experience.

a.       a. Summarize paragraph 2 thesis statement

b.       b. Summarize paragraph 3 thesis statement

c.       c. Summarize paragraph 4 thesis statement

 

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