March 2010

Congratulations to all who worked on a poem on the theme of 'Promises' and entered the Tenth Christopher Tower Poetry Prize.

The winners are Emily Harrison (Cirencester College, Gloucestershire) who won the £3000 first prize with her poem Love Has No Larynx; second (£1000) prize went to Katie Woods (John Taylor High School, Burton upon Trent, Staffordshire) with Selkie and the third prizewinner (£500) is Megan Owens (Farlingaye High School, Woodbridge, Suffolk) with Jane Loudon.

The other short-listed winners, who each received £250 were: Jamie Sutherland (Winchester College, Hampshire) with Dear Dad, Julia Goroszeniuk (St Paul's Girls' School, London) with A Portrait Painted Scarfless, and Hugo Havranek (St Paul's School, London) with Sign Language.
The poems are available to download here.

Congratulations to all who worked on a poem on the theme of 'Promises' and entered the Tenth Christopher Tower Poetry Prize. The winners are Emily Harrison (Cirencester College, Gloucestershire) who won the £3000 first prize with her poem /Love Has No Larynx/; second (£1000) prize went to Katie Woods (John Taylor High School, Burton upon Trent, Staffordshire) with /Selkie/ and the third prizewinner (£500) is Megan Owens (Farlingaye High School, Woodbridge, Suffolk) with /Jane Loudon/. The other short-listed winners, who each received £250 were: Jamie Sutherland (Winchester College, Hampshire) with /Dear Dad/, Julia Goroszeniuk (St Paul's Girls' School, London) with /A Portrait Painted Scarfless/, and Hugo Havranek (St Paul's School, London) with /Sign Language/. The poems are available to download here.
 

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