Positive relationships in schools are central to the well-being of both students and teachers and underpin an effective learning environment. There is now a wealth of research on the importance of connectedness in schools and on the specific qualities of in-school relationships that promote effective education.
Tbh that is already good but you could also go with: We would love to feature you in this year’s yearbook. If you’re interested, you have to contact the student, and student named student in charge of the goal page. Please email students as soon as you can to see how you can get involved. Thank you for your cooperation.
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Since all the needed points and rules that you need to follow are already given, I can only give you some tips, to be more exact what couple of protagonist and antagonist you can describe in your essay. I think it would be nice and quite interesting to take a conflict between Harry and Draco from ''Harry Potter book series'' as a basis. Even though at first sight Draco might seem as a foolish, stubborn and arrogant person who always resist Harry, he also has some good traits and circumstances which made him as he is. There are too many points to discuss between these personalities.
Hopw you will find it interesting.
