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Author: Sue Dymoke

Sue Dymoke was a poet, Associate Professor in Education at Nottingham Trent University and a Fellow of the Royal Society for the Arts. What They Left Behind, her third full poetry collection was published by Shoestring Press in 2018. A posthumous collection, What to do Next, was published by Shoestring Press in 2023, when there was a memorial celebration of her life in University Hall, Nottingham. Sue's memorial video can be seen at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2UDDSW_HOEc&t=60s This website is maintained in her memory by her civil partner, David Belbin, but will not be updated.

Hollow Earth: new poems by new teachers

Hollow Earth, a selection of new poems written by NTU Secondary English PGCE teachers following their visit to the inspiring Hollow Earth: Art, Caves and the Subterranean Imaginary exhibition at Nottingham Contemporary in January 2023.

Hollow Earth, Nottingham Contemporary, NTU PGCE English, poetry

Living as a Writer

Join us online at NAWE Conference 10-11th March for two packed days of talks, workshops, presentations and lively discussions about … More

A level English, Barbara Bleiman, Creative Writing in Education, Francis Gilbert, GCSE English, KS3 English, NAWE Conference 2023, Pippa Hennessy, young people's creative futures

School Dinners: Tapioca

Tapioca, a new poem, has just been published in English in Education. Enjoy – even if you don’t like tapioca!

English in Education, Peter Kahn, poetry, Puddings, School Dinners, Tapioca

Writing in Education Vol 88

The latest issue of Writing in Education published this week online by NAWE.

Creative writing, found poetry, NAWE, NAWE Conference 2023, Writing in Education

Organ Grinder reading: Tues 7 Feb at 8

I’ll be reading a selection of mainly new poems including Found works from the Melbourne virtual residency that I had … More

Caroline Stancer, Neil Fullwood, Sofi Tahira, The Organ Grinder

The Year of the Rabbit

Happy New Year and thanks to Yuka Nakai for her delightful drawing to celebrate The Year of the Water Rabbit … More

Ai Weiwei, Alan Brownjohn, reading poetry, The Rabbit, The Year of the Rabbit, Yuka Nakai

Celebrating Cliff Yates

A post in celebration of the wonderful poet, human being and Villa supporter Cliff Yates

Cliff Yates, Leafe Press, The Poetry Business, The Poetry Society

Found Poetry writing workshop

Why don’t you write some found poetry this month? Come to my workshop for Nottingham Poetry Society: 26th November 2 -3.45pm ICC, Mansfield Road.

archive photography, found poetry, Nottingham Poetry Society

Environmental poetry

It’s National Poetry Day this Thursday (6th October). I hope lots of poets and poems are making new connections with … More

Aly Stoneman, climate change, Conkers, eels, Elizabeth-Jane Burnett, Gillian Clarke, Kei Miller, Matt Goodfellow, Maureen Boyle, National Poetry Day, nature, Philip Gross, plastic waste, seasons, Steve Ely, wild swimming, wren

Poetry Writing Workshop for Victoria State Library

Below is a YouTube recording of the poetry writing workshop I gave for young people online for the State Library … More

Melbourne Unesco City of Literature, Nottingham Unesco City of Literature, State Library of Victoria, Using photographs for writing, Writing from an object's point of view

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  • Hollow Earth: new poems by new teachers March 3, 2023
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  • School Dinners: Tapioca February 15, 2023
  • Writing in Education Vol 88 February 9, 2023

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