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Planning the diary entries of an imagined Windrush passenger

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I can plan the structure and content of an imagined Windrush passenger's diary entries before and after arriving in London.

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Writing is most successful when it is planned. We can plan to describe events and feelings for a diary entry. A diary entry is most often written retrospectively with no other intended reader than the writer themselves. A Windrush passenger's diary could contain entries from on the ship and after arriving in the UK. First person is used to write a diary entry and entries can use both past and present tense. We can plan to include a range of vocabulary to describe emotions.

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