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Re-draft
If you’re 13 to 19 and a bit of a writer, we have the perfect competition for you.
Re-Draft is a run by the Christchurch School for Young Writers and your work could be chosen as the title of their annual publication.
That’s right your words, in bright bold colours on the front of the book…
This competition is open to all, and you can enter up to three pieces of work.
Re-Draft accepts
- your writing, as long as you’re aged 13-19 at the time of sending your entries
- any genre: poems, stories
- up to 3 entries per person any subject matter
Entry is free!
The entry form and competition guidelines are in the back of the book of last year’s winning entries. All you need is a photocopy of the form.
Entries close in September, so get writing!
Find out more about Re-Draft on the Christchurch School for Young Writers web site.
Updated April 2008
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