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A fact sheet puts the key facts about one topic on a single page.

How to use it

  1. Choose the fact file for a school topic or the fact sheet for a business or organisation.
  2. Fill in the name or topic and the at-a-glance details.
  3. Add four to six key facts, using numbers where you can.
  4. Write a short summary in your own words.
  5. Note where you found the information, and the date you last updated it.
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About this template

Use the fact file for school projects and topic work, where children practise research and short writing. Use the business fact sheet when you need to give customers, journalists or partners a quick summary of a product, event or organisation. Both are free, editable in Word or ready to print as PDFs, and each includes a filled-in example so you can see how to use it.

Questions

What is a fact sheet?

A one-page summary of the essential facts about a subject. It is quick to read and easy to share.

How long should a fact sheet be?

One page. If you cannot fit the facts on one side of A4, cut the less important ones.

Can children use the fact file?

Yes. It is designed for primary and lower secondary school projects, with space for quick answers and a short write-up.

How do I make sure the facts are right?

Check each fact against a reliable source, and note the source on the sheet.

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