A high quality scheme of work is essential for any teacher aiming to deliver effective and meaningful lessons. It ensures comprehensive syllabus coverage as well as catering to diverse learners' needs. Below are some key points on how to write an effective scheme of work:

1. Begin by thoroughly reviewing your curriculum design. Be sure to understand specific learning outcomes, suggested learning experiences as well as key inquiry questions.

2. Outline what you want students to learn and achieve by the end of each lesson. Clarity in objectives makes it easier to track learning progress and adjust teaching methods when necessary.

3. Arrange your topics logically. This sequencing supports scaffolding, enabling students to build upon their existing knowledge gradually and systematically.

4. Incorporate diverse learning activities such as group discussions, practical tasks, demonstrations, role-play and digital resources.

5. Estimate durations for each topic or subtopic based on complexity, learner needs as well as available resources.

6. List all resources needed, for example textbooks, digital tools, visual aids, practical equipment well in advance. This helps avoid disruptions, thus promoting a smooth lesson flow.

7. Incorporate regular formative assessments (quizzes, observations, oral questions) to gauge learners' understanding continuously.

8. Always include provisions for reflection on each lesson’s effectiveness. This ensures continuous improvement and adaptability to learners’ evolving needs.