School Stories: Imagine a remarkable scene with the best (the worst) teacher at your school. Describe the action, the consequences, the problems (the advantages) arising from it, and try to write about a solution
(a happy feeling) that makes things as good as possible for you (or the hero of your story); if necessary, keep satisfied with a negative ending.

Think about similar moments and events at your school with the same teacher and build some kind of chain in which a development (better und better/worse and worse) is seen, so that finally there is a very positive/very negavite result.

Try to include some aspects of the school as a system, patterns of the management  etc.; this will depict school as a kind of pattern that can produce/prevent good or bad impacts on your hero/heroine in the story. Use your fantasy - you write fiction, it is not useful to offend living people. Doing so, you might get harsh problems. Fiction means, it is a story that can have a basic in your own experience, but you should avoid setting people on the stage that you know in real life!

Whatever you have written -ask a friend to read it and talk about it. Make a new version, if you like.
Change parts of it, if you like. Write a new story, if you like.

Henry Arnold