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Sample letter written by a student studying for the OCG exams. Letter NO.2 OCG Letter Sample Looking for Money Support Litreach Samplacha - ag lorg tacaíocht airgeadais The Marking System Letter Layout: 5 marks Subject of the Letter: 10 marks Accuracy: 10 marks ((Grammar/Syntax 5; Spelling 5) Style: 5 marks Total:30 marks By learning off your address, recipient address, adding in the subject and your send off – that’s at least 10 marks guaranteed! That’s a third of the marks before you even write your paragraphs :) I have translated the letter into English also and provided further information on the Letter part of the Written exam. Three hours are given for the Written Test. There are 100 marks going to the Test as a whole and from that, 30 marks to the Letter. That is equivalent to saying that about a third of the total marks for the Written Test go to the Letter. Therefore, it is recommended to give about a third of the time to the Letter, i.e. an hour. At least 380-400 words must be written. On the Written Test, in Section A, Practical Writing, Question 1 or Question 2, Candidates are asked to write a letter. The Letter should be at least 380 words. It is a formal letter from a school address and is written by the Candidate in the role of teacher or Principal. The content of the letter always relates to school affairs and the school community. The letter should be 380–400 words. On the Written Test the Candidate will have to choose a letter from two objectives taken from the following four objectives: • to give thanks • ask for money • make a complaint • support a cause It’s recommended that the letter be written as recommended in the supporting exam material - you need to buy the book from Marino if you don’t have/get an electronic copy.

Sample letter written by a student studying for the OCG exams. The Marking System Letter Layout: 5 marks Subject of the Letter: 10 marks Accuracy: 10 marks ((Grammar/Syntax 5; Spelling 5) Style: 5 marks Total:30 marks By learning off your address, recipient address, adding in the subject and your send off – that’s at least 10 marks guaranteed! That’s a third of the marks before you even write your paragraphs :) I have translated the letter into English also and provided further information on the Letter part of the Written exam. Three hours are given for the Written Test. There are 100 marks going to the Test as a whole and from that, 30 marks to the Letter. That is equivalent to saying that about a third of the total marks for the Written Test go to the Letter. Therefore, it is recommended to give about a third of the time to the Letter, i.e. an hour. At least 380-400 words must be written. On the Written Test, in Section A, Practical Writing, Question 1 or Question 2, Candidates are asked to write a letter. The Letter should be at least 380 words. It is a formal letter from a school address and is written by the Candidate in the role of teacher or Principal. The content of the letter always relates to school affairs and the school community. The letter should be 380–400 words. On the Written Test the Candidate will have to choose a letter from two objectives taken from the following four objectives: • to give thanks • ask for money • make a complaint • support a cause It’s recommended that the letter be written as recommended in the supporting material from the college - you need to buy the book from Marino if you don’t have/get an electronic copy.

English in Practice Long Term / Working Document Plan for 5th Class New revised edition - created Jan 2025. Word Document This working document includes a table of the English Grammar Skill Focus for the week including: Definition and some examples of sample posters/anchor charts that your pupils could include in their journals; Spelling/Phonics Focus; Punctuation Focus; Word Study Focus; Grammar Overview. Really useful document if you use English in Practice for Homework - you can see complete overview and can explain the homework at a quick glance. Thanks :) Please check out my other items - Irish teacher trained in UK National Curriculum who completed the OCG/SCG exams with Marino for Irish language requirement condition with the Teacher Council trained in UK National Curriculum.

Sample document for studying for the Aistrúcháin Ceisteanna - English and you write the Irish - FREE. Please review :)

I made this -ough words spellings phonics riddle. WALT – Examine and use ‘ough’ words (‘ough’ have many different sounds /ow/, /oo/, /oa/, /off/, and /uff/.) This is a free resource so please leave some feedback. Thanks :)

I made this resource while studying for the Irish language requirement OCG oral language exam - picture section a few years ago. Unfortunately, I cannot find the complete version but this has pictures 1-9 explained explicitly with English translations and it’s free. It’s FREE so please leave some feedback. Thanks