Letter writing - ‘An Post’ competition
Find the example shown in class below.
Use this as a guide. Do not copy word for word.
Use the vocabulary you have learnt through out the year.
Dear Sir/Madam,
My name is Sarah, and I am proud to be a young citizen of our beautiful and lively Ireland. This country is my home, my heritage, and my future. I want to do my part in making it stronger, kinder, and more sustainable, so that future generations can feel the same sense of pride and belonging that I do today.
To help Ireland grow, I will dedicate myself to learning and exploring new ideas. Education is the key to progress, and I know that by working hard in school, I can one day contribute to making our country a better place. Whether I become a scientist, an engineer, a teacher, or an entrepreneur, I want to use my knowledge and creativity to make Ireland a place full of opportunity and innovation.
For the wellbeing of Ireland, I will always strive to be kind, inclusive, and respectful. A nation is only as strong as its people, and I truly believe that even small acts of kindness can create a ripple effect of positivity. Whether it’s standing up for a friend, helping a neighbor in need, or simply offering a smile to brighten someone’s day, I want to make Ireland a warmer and more welcoming place for everyone.
Protecting Ireland’s environment is one of the most important responsibilities of my generation. I will take care of our lush green landscapes, our stunning coastlines, and our precious wildlife by reducing waste, saving energy, and encouraging others to do the same. I will plant trees to give back to nature, clean up litter to preserve our natural beauty, and promote sustainability so that Ireland remains a breathtaking place for future generations.
Even though I am still young, I know that every little action makes a difference. By being thoughtful, determined, and hopeful, I am helping to shape a brighter, greener, and stronger Ireland. The future is in our hands, and I am ready to do my part.
Le meas,
Sarah
5th Class, Scoil Bhailenóra