1. Fiction comprehension—mood analysis, literary techniques (simile, alliteration, ellipsis, italics), structural devices 2. Language features—contrast (But), onomatopoeia, figurative phrases (“scramble,” “clamour”), narrative emphasis 3. Perspective and tone—autobiographical style, nostalgic reflection, community dynamics, parent-child contrasts 4. Theme of memory—chaotic yet cherished events, cultural moments (Bank Holiday), emotional layers 5. Writing task—story about a day out, choice of opening quote, sensory descriptions, character emotions 6. Assessment objectives—creative expression, figurative language, text structure understanding, personal voice in narrative writing