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Competition


 


That was the trip that was


Take a (school) trip down memory lane – and win prizes worth over £1,000!






Most teachers have memories of school trips they’ve taken part in, whether it’s a day trip to a museum or a week-long activity somewhere exotic. Your memories may be fond ones, or perhaps you break out in a cold sweat each time you think about that week with year 11 in the Alps. Either way, The Teacher would like to hear them!


There are prizes worth over £1,000 to be won in the NUT/Countdown writing competition. Simply send us 500 words about your school trip.


First prize: A self-catering weekend break for two with cottages4u.


Second prize: £200 Superbreaks gift voucher.


Third prize: A Kindle


Entries will be judged by NUT General Secretary Christine Blower, writer Alan Gibbons and The Teacher editors Dorota Brockbank and Elyssa Campbell-Barr. The winning entry will be published in the September issue of The Teacher.


 


 


Competition rules


 


Entrants must be NUT members, including students and retired teachers.


Only one entry per person.


Where under-18s are identifiable in your entry, parental permission must be obtained prior to submission.


Entries must be the entrant’s original work and must not infringe intellectual property, privacy or any other rights of any third party.


Entries must be no longer than 500 words.


Entries should be emailed to teacher@nut.org.uk or sent to The Teacher writing competition, NUT, Hamilton House, Mabledon Place, London WC1H 9BD and arrive no later than 9 July 2012.


All submissions are non-returnable. The NUT cannot accept any responsibility for loss.


Entry permits publication (print or online) and/or public display by the NUT, accredited to the writer.

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