Grade 12 · End-of-Term 3 · 2025/2026 Spec

Master the writing exam with confidence.

A premium, classroom-ready coach for the new 2025–2026 End-of-Term writing specification: a guided two-points-of-view summary and a structured extended essay with built-in rubric-based scoring.

Guided scaffolds for the reading summary and the extended essay

Automatic rubric-aligned scoring (15 + 25 = 40 marks)

General comparative essay (200+ words) · Advanced opinion essay (220+ words)

Exam simulation, progress evidence, printable certificate

Mourad MekkiEnglish Language Teacher · Al Khazna School, Abu Dhabi

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A quick tour of the 2025–2026 exam

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The new End-of-Term 3 writing exam has two parts: a short two-points-of-view summary and an extended comparative or opinion essay. Each one is scaffolded with prompts, scoring and feedback.

Two Points of View Summary · 15 marks

Read a text with two views. Summarise both in your own words.

Sample: Families & Modern Communication · Past vs. Present · Grade 12 General

Read the passage (two viewpoints)

"Some argue that modern technology has made families closer than ever… Others, however, believe that this constant digital contact has actually weakened real family bonds…"
Identify the two views

View 1
Technology has brought families closer.
View 2
Technology has weakened real family bonds.
Build your 4–5 sentence summary

1Topic + "two views"

2View 1 + reason

3View 2 + reason

4Contrast the two views

5Summary: what they share / where they differ
Score against the Reading Summary Rubric

Both points of view identified (5 / 5)

Own words — no long copied phrases (5 / 5)

Add a contrast signal like "Whereas…" to lift Organisation

Extended Essay · 25 marks

Plan. Draft. Polish. Score against the rubric.

Sample: Comparative essay — family leisure time · Grade 12 General · 200+ words

Analyse the prompt & sub-prompts

family life past vs. present leisure

compare contrast give examples
Plan: 4 cards, 4 paragraphs

01Intro & comparison frame

02Point of comparison 1 (e.g. activities at home)

03Point of comparison 2 (e.g. family meals)

04Conclusion + personal preference
Write & track length live

216words

4paragraphs

200+target

General target: 200+ words · Advanced target: 220+ words
Auto-score against the Extended Essay Rubric

Task Completion★★★★★

Structure★★★★★

Grammar★★★★★

Vocabulary★★★★★

Spelling & Punctuation★★★★★

For students

Practise the exact 2025–2026 exam formats — guided scaffolds, instant rubric scoring, saved evidence of your progress.

For teachers

Built around the official Main Idea (15) and Extended Essay (25) rubrics. Self-check tools that let students improve before you mark.

For school leaders

Evidence of writing practice across emirates and streams: sessions, completed tasks, score trends, certificates.

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Aligned to the 2025–2026 End-of-Term writing specification. Two parts: a short reading summary and an extended essay. Both are scaffolded and scored inside this app. Practice scores in this app are estimates built for self-assessment. They are not official exam marks.

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Two Points of View Summary

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Extended Essay

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Dashboard / Two Points of View Summary

Two Points of View Summary

Read the short text carefully. It presents two different points of view on the same topic. Summarise both views in your own words in at least 4–5 sentences. Your work will be scored against the Reading Summary Rubric (15 marks: Task completion · Language Use · Organisation and Clarity).

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Reading Text

Read the passage below carefully. Use the highlighter to mark each view as you spot it.

Your task

📖 B2.1 reading · two viewpoints🎯 4–5 sentences minimum✍️ ~60–110 words🏅 Scored /15

Build Your Response

Five short sentences — one job each. Aim for at least 4–5 connected sentences.

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Open: name the topic & say there are two views

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View 1 — in your own words + the reason

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View 2 — in your own words + the reason

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Contrast the two views

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Own Words

As you type, this bar checks for long copied phrases from the reading. Aim for your own words.

Quick Tips · reading summary

Use these as a mental checklist while you write.

✓ Open by naming the topic and saying the text has two views.
✓ Summarise both views — not just one. Include the reason the text gives for each.
✓ Use your own words. Avoid long copied phrases from the reading.
✓ Mark the contrast clearly: however, in contrast, whereas, on the other hand.
✓ End with a one-sentence summary of what the views share and where they differ.
✓ At least 4–5 connected sentences, with capitals and full stops.

How to reach Level 5

What examiners want at the top of the rubric.

Task completion (5/5): Both views identified accurately, in your own wording, with the reasons.
Language Use (5/5): Accurate grammar and spelling, a mix of simple and complex sentences, almost no errors.
Organisation (5/5): Smooth flow, clear contrast signals (however, whereas, in contrast), one logical paragraph.

Your Sentence Starters

Click any starter to copy or insert it.

Sentence Starter Bank

Tap any starter to copy it. Use them as the first words of your sentences.

Three Levels — Weak → Improved → Strong

Read each version and the explanation. Then re-write your own response, aiming for the strong version.

Sentence Patterns — Weak → Better → Strong

Sentence-by-sentence improvement bank. Use these patterns to upgrade your own writing — not to copy.

Did You Do These?

Tick each one. Aim for at least 5 of 6 ticks before submitting in the real exam.

I named the topic AND said the text presents two views.

I summarised both points of view — not just one.

I used my own words and avoided copying long phrases from the text.

I wrote 4–5 connected sentences.

I used contrast signals (however, in contrast, whereas, on the other hand).

I used capital letters and full stops correctly throughout.

Reading Summary Rubric (15 marks)

This is how your reading summary response is scored. Each of the three criteria is marked 0–5.

Dashboard / Extended Essay

Extended Essay

Plan, draft, and polish a full essay. Your work will be scored against the Extended Essay Rubric (25 marks: Task Completion · Structure · Grammar · Vocabulary · Spelling and Punctuation).

1. Analyze

2. Plan

3. Write & Score

Model Essay

Sentence Patterns

Rubric (/25)

The Prompt

Essay Prompt

📝 Essay✍️ ~200 words🎯 4 paragraphs🏅 Scored /25

Sub-prompts: Cover all three of the points below.

Prompt Analyzer

Spot the topic, task words and functional language before you start.

Topic:

Task words:

Plan guidance:

Useful vocabulary:

Functional language to use:

Use the four cards below to plan the essay before drafting. Labels adapt automatically to comparative (General) or opinion (Advanced) essays.

01Thesis Statement

One sentence stating your main opinion or comparison frame.

02Body 1

First main point.

Example/evidence:

03Body 2

Second main point.

Example/evidence:

04Conclusion

Restate your position and end with a final thought or recommendation.

Draft Your Essay

Aim for: Introduction · 2 Body Paragraphs · Conclusion. Press the helpers on the right whenever you get stuck.

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Introducing

Giving Opinion / Position

Linking ideas

Examples & evidence

Concluding

How to reach Level 5 on each criterion

Top-band targets from the Extended Essay Rubric.

Task Completion (5/5): Extended, sophisticated response covering all three sub-prompts in detail.
Structure (5/5): Whole response well-paragraphed with clear awareness of style and audience.
Grammar (5/5): Both simple and complex structures, only isolated minor mistakes.
Vocabulary (5/5): A range of technical and sophisticated topic-specific vocabulary.
Spelling & punctuation (5/5): Consistently accurate, even in complex words and sentences.

Model Essay

Read the model, then notice how each paragraph is built. Try writing your own version using the same structure.

Essay Sentence Patterns — Weak → Better → Strong

Sentence-level upgrades for the four key essay sentences: thesis, topic sentence, example, conclusion. Use these patterns to lift your draft — do not copy.

Extended Essay Rubric (25 marks)

This is how your essay is scored. Each of the five criteria is marked 0–5.

Dashboard / Writing Models

Writing Models & Patterns

Sentence patterns for both writing tasks. Pick one, then adapt it to your own ideas.

Patterns for the Two-Views Summary (15 marks)

Each pattern gives you a 4–5 sentence frame for summarising a text with two contrasting views.

Balanced Two-Views Summary

Best when both views are given equal weight in the text.

Contrast-Led Summary

Best when the two views directly oppose each other.

Full Five-Sentence Frame Recommended

A flexible all-purpose frame that works for almost any two-views text.

Patterns for the Extended Essay (25 marks)

A 4-paragraph frame for your extended essay.

Extended Essay Frame

Use this paragraph-by-paragraph frame as your starting point.

Dashboard / Expression Bank

Useful Expressions Bank

Tap any phrase to copy it. Phrases are level-adapted to your stream.

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Dashboard / My Progress

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Every essay you finish is saved here. Tap an essay to read, print or remove it.

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Homework Assignments

Homework set by your teachers and completed on this device. Each homework is shown as its own card so it stays separate from your regular practice. Reopen to keep editing — Save as PDF to send to your teacher.

Dashboard / Task Index

Task Index

Quickly find every short reading and essay prompt. Completed items are ticked — jump straight to anything you still need to do.

Dashboard / Exam Simulation

Exam Simulation Mode

Once you click Start exam a timer begins, hints and sentence starters are hidden, and you must submit before time runs out. Stay calm — this is practice.

Before you start

Choose what you want to simulate. Both tasks follow the 2025–2026 exam spec.

Dashboard / Exam Checklist

Final Exam Checklist

Run through this list the night before and the morning of your exam.

Structure & Content

Language & Accuracy

Tick every box, then mark complete

This is the 3rd step in your Certificate Path. Once ticked and marked complete, this step unlocks.

Dashboard / Certificate

Completion Certificate

Complete 3 reading summary attempts, 3 extended essays, and the Exam Checklist to unlock your certificate.

Dashboard / Admin · Teacher Analytics

Admin Dashboard

Aggregated learning analytics from every device, merged with this device's local cache. Use the filters and export buttons to review student activity, sessions and certificates.

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Student Table

Per-student summary of training activity. Nicknames only — no personally identifying information stored.

Nickname	School	Emirate	Stream	Part 1	Essays	Certs	Sessions	Total Time	Last Active	Rank	Main Weakness	Recommended Follow-up

Session Table

Each app session opened on this device, with duration tracking.

Nickname	School	Emirate	Stream	Session Date	Duration

Certificate Log

Every time a student prints or saves their completion certificate, it is logged here.

Nickname	School	Emirate	Stream	Action	Date

Teacher Assignments

Class assignments created on this device, with completion counts.

Code	Stream	Type	Topic	Target time	Created	Completions	Last completion

Dashboard / Teacher Tools

Teacher Tools

Run a workshop demo, or create work for your class — either a quick CCG-aligned assignment from the trainer's library, or a fully custom homework you write yourself.

Two ways to give work — choose what fits the lesson

"My Assignments" and "My Homework" are different things

My Assignments

CCG library

Pick a built-in CCG-aligned topic from the trainer's library. No writing required from you.
Set a target time and (optional) notes.
Students complete it inside the normal Part 1 / Part 2 flow with all the guided scaffolds, rubrics and self-checks.

My Homework

Free-form

Write your own reading passage, your own question, your own essay prompt.
Set a due date. Add optional instructions.
Students complete it on a dedicated homework page and export a polished PDF to send back to you.
Use this for after-class homework, weekly reading, or anything outside the CCG library.

Demo Mode

One-click sample data for live workshops and presentations. Fills the app with CCG-aligned completed work, a sample student profile, and an unlocked certificate. Clearly marked as demo throughout. No real student records are created.

Currently inactive.

Demo data is saved to localStorage on this device only. Cloud sync is disabled while demo mode is active.

Create a class assignment

Pick a CCG-aligned topic, set a target time, and generate a code. Students enter the code on the dashboard, complete the task, and send their work.

My Assignments

Codes you have generated on this device. Share the code or link with your students.

Create a Homework Assignment

Write your own reading passage, response task and essay prompt. Generate a shareable 6-character code — your students enter it from the dashboard "Homework" button. Stored locally on this device. Cross-device sharing is supported through the share link.

Teacher full name

School name

Due date

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Reading passage

A short reading text. Aim for roughly 120–250 words.0 words

Reading response task / question

One clear question or task. Roughly one to three sentences.0 words

Essay writing prompt

A clear essay prompt. State the topic and what students must do.0 words

Instructions for students (optional)

My Homework

Homework assignments you have created on this device. Share the 6-character code with your class — or copy the share link, which lets students who don't have the code locally still open the homework.

Teacher access password is — · Please do not disclose it to students.

Dashboard / Homework

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Homework Assignment

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