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English continuous writing sample mark scheme

Answers available

A free creative writing sample paper from Consortium of Selective Schools in Essex (CSSE), linked here from the publisher's own site and published in 2020.

  • Creative writing
  • 2020
  • Written answers

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24 October 2026
Response
HTTP 200, application/pdf
File
1 pages, 254 KB
Source page
csse.org.uk

About this paper

Paper type
Sample paper
Subjects
Creative writing
Exam board or style
CSSE
Format
Written answers
Year
2020
Answers
Answer material reported; location unconfirmed
Hosted by
the consortium (csse.org.uk)
Cataloguer's note. Standalone marking criteria for the English Continuous Writing paper; no question paper attached. Pairs with the ECW past papers, which have no year-specific mark scheme. Year inferred from the school's own upload path (May 2020), not stated on the paper. The PDF is dated January 2018, so the paper may be older.

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