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Fidelity & Betrayal: Linguistic Translation [Spring 2026]

Private Course Group with 5 members

21 Jan – Assignment 1 (AS1) set
28 Jan – AS1 Submission
4 Feb – Feedback for AS1, AS2 set
11 Feb – AS2 Submission
18 Feb – Feedback for AS2, AS3 set
25 Feb – AS3 Submission
4 Mar – Feedback for AS3, AS4 set
11 Mar – AS4 Submission
18 Mar – Feedback for AS4, AS5 set
25 Mar – AS5 Submission
1 Apr – Feedback for AS5, Course End

Spells, Prayers, & Magic Studio [Autumn 2025]

Private Group with 19 members

6 Oct – Assignment 1 (AS1) set
13 Oct – AS1 Submission, AS2 Set
20 Oct – Feedback for AS1, AS2 Submission, AS3 Set
27 Oct – Feedback for AS2
3 Nov – AS3 Submission
5 Nov – Feedback for AS3, Course End

Transreading Ukrainian poetry: ‘a crimson bush amidst silence’ (Summer 2021)

Private Group with 14 members

12 May – Course start & Assignment 1 set
19 May – Assignment 1 deadline
26 May– Assignment 2 set
2 Jun– Assignment 2 deadline
9 Jun – Assignment 3 set
16 Jun – Assignment 3 deadline
23 Jun – Assignment 4 set
30 Jun– Assignment 4 deadline
7 Jul – Assignment 5 set
14 Jul – Assignment 5 deadline
21 Jul– course end

Writing Alternative Poetic Histories [Summer 2024]

Private Course Group with 16 members

15 May – Course start & Assignment 1 set
22 May – Assignment 1 deadline
29 May – Feedback 1 & Assignment 2 set
5 Jun – Assignment 2 deadline
12 Jun – Feedback 2 & Assignment 3 set
19 Jun – Assignment 3 deadline
26 Jun – Feedback 3 & Assignment 4 set
3 Jul – Assignment 4 deadline
10 Jul – Feedback 4 & Assignment 5 set
17 Jul – Assignment 5 deadline
24 Jul – Feedback 5 & course end

Exploring Emotion [Spring 2026]

Private Group with 4 members

12 Jan – Assignment 1 (AS1) set
19 Jan – AS1 Submission
26 Jan – Feedback for AS1, AS2 set
2 Feb – AS2 Submission
9 Feb – Feedback for AS2, AS3 set
16 Feb – AS3 Submission
23 Feb – Feedback for AS3, AS4 set
2 Mar – AS4 Submission
9 Mar – Feedback for AS4, AS5 set
16 Mar – AS5 Submission
23 Mar – Feedback for AS5, Course End

MA in Writing Poetry 2025/27 (Wednesday Cohort)

Private Group with 11 members

This is a group for students enrolled on the Poetry School’s MA in Writing Poetry in partnership with Newcastle University, 2025/27 – Wednesday Cohort.

NB students: When posting your poems for workshop, please ensure that the filename includes your name and the title of the poem.
Please also include your name on the page of the document.

Global Majority Writing from the British Countryside: A Poetry Masterclass [Spring 2026]

Private Course Group with 9 members

13 Jan – Assignment 1 (AS1) set
20 Jan – AS1 Submission
27 Jan – Feedback for AS1, AS2 set
3 Feb – AS2 Submission
10 Feb – Feedback for AS2, AS3 set
17 Feb – AS3 Submission
24 Feb – Feedback for AS3, AS4 set
10 Mar – AS4 Submission
24 Mar – Feedback for AS4, AS5 set
31 Mar – AS5 Submission
7 Apr – Feedback for AS5, Course End

Microscope, Telescope, Periscope: An Ecopoetics of Technology [Spring 2026]

Private Group with 3 members

23 Jan – Assignment 1 (AS1) set
30 Jan – AS1 Submission
6 Feb – Feedback for AS1, AS2 set
13 Feb – AS2 Submission
20 Feb – Feedback for AS2, AS3 set
27 Feb – AS3 Submission
6 Mar – Feedback for AS3, AS4 set
13 Mar – AS4 Submission
20 Mar – Feedback for AS4, AS5 set
27 Mar – AS5 Submission
3 Apr – Feedback for AS5, Course End

MA in Writing Poetry 2024/26 (Wednesday Cohort)

Private Group with 9 members

This is a group for students enrolled on the Poetry School’s MA in Writing Poetry in partnership with Newcastle University, 2024/26 – Wednesday Cohort (B).

NB students: When posting your poems for workshop, please put your name both on your poem and in the file name.

Around the Table [Summer 2025]

Private Course Group with 6 members

This is a space for peer-to-peer feedback where you can share the poems that you’ve written from the course.

News, Events, Happenings …

Public Group with 7,207 members

Tell us about your own poetry news – what events are you planning, which magazine has just accepted your poem, what competitions are you entering? We love to know what Poetry School students and friends are up to – this a place for you to blow your own trumpets!

Web Curios

Public Group with 6,207 members

Interesting poetical tidbits from across the web.

Poetry iPlayer

Public Group with 24 members

A audio-visual poetry place for filmpoems, vlogs, video performances, solo recordings, radio documentaries, and more.

Human / Nature

Private Course Group with 16 members

The natural world has long been a site of fascination and wonder for poets. But how do we write our surroundings now – whether urban or rural – at a time when the human impact on the environment is at its most acute? Taking poetry that responds to the complexities of its surroundings from around the world as inspiration and example, we will read a range of poets including A R Ammons, Liz Berry, Tom Chivers, Lucille Clifton, David Constantine, Camille Dungy, John Kinsella, W S Merwin, Pablo Neruda, Pascale Petit and Gary Snyder. Through close readings and a range of practical exercises, this course will explore how we might approach the pressing global complexities of the 21st century to create poems that are fresh, engaging and politically alert.

Exquisite Corpse (Open Workshop)

Private Group with 9 members

Have you ever wanted to collaborate with a group of poets on one piece of work?

Well, the Surrealists started the Exquisite Corpse enterprise for this very purpose, as a sort of party game or parlour trick, a kinetic placement of ideas and images. So let’s create our monster: no rules, no theme, no demands, except that all contributions are concealed until the body of work is complete, then we will step back to wait for the lightning.

In this Open Workshop with Janette Ayachi, the Poetry School’s Digital Poet in Residence, you will be posting lines and conjoining them together to generate a poem charged from the CAMPUS ether. You will look at how the process began as a visual art form, and you will learn how wonderful it can be to be detached from subject, writing for the sake of writing, automatically and without purpose other than to assist a bigger picture – lines will become limbs and poets will become the donors. The finished body may end up being absurd; but the variability at play, the unforeseen elements and group participation will gloriously disrupt the conscious mind’s affinity for procedure, and possibly invite change to the way you frequently structure your poems.

To sign up and for more information: http://campus.poetryschool.com/open-workshop-exquisite-corpse/

Summer School 2025

Private Group with 46 members

A social space for MA students to share thoughts, photos, news and plans.