If the story is supposed to be short, satire, and for children, I think writing a fable or fantasy might be your best bet. Maybe try writing about something like superheroes, wizards and witches, or something with animals. Try and make the conflict as obvious as possible so that the children would be able to pick up on it easily; if there's a villain, make it clear who it is and what their intentions are. These are all ideas, not requirements, and I highly suggest you come up with something on your own.
It is Compound Medication because in the inquiry it states " prescribed some pills" which means that there may be more than 2 pills being taken at the moment. Also it is also to create a medication tailored to the needs of an individual patient.
Lord Baden Powell because with very few resources he managed to create a group to educate youth with logical based ethical alignment with the scout law.
