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What to do:Do you enjoy reading poetry or even listening to it being performed? Ever tried writing your own poetry? If not, why not give it a go! THIS IS FOR FUN!Matt Pinkett- @PositivTeach , Natalie Scott @NatalieHScott and I, Amjad Ali- @ASTSupportaali are planning on hosting our very first Poetry Slam Event.When? October the 20th 2017 7pm till late!Where? The Bedford Pub- Full location details here!Cost? £9, and you will get a free drink on arrival.

All surplus money will be donated to charity!

Format?
SLAMed is a poetry event run by teachers, for teachers. Ditching the usual formalities of some professional networking events, SLAMed favours a more relaxed approach and is all about having a good time and a laugh with words.There is no pretentiousness here.Whether you have a sonnet about SEND, an ode to Gove, or a ballad about bad behaviour, we think the world needs to hear it.Come along, poem in hand, and let loose on the mic! Whether you want to perform or not, the night will be a great opportunity to witness some great (and some awful*) poetry, but also a chance to network and have fun with your fellow teachers.*@PositivTeacha will provide all awful poetry.
We are planning some very special guests to show us how its done too!First confirmed performer- who will show us, amateurs how its done is @IbrahimSincere[youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YyWD-Y0iLPg] 

Interested? Drop us a tweet! 

   

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