A professional boxer turned poet took aim at helping to inspire high school pupils to think about their future careers.
Matt Windle, former Young Poet Laureate and former Poet Laureate for Birmingham, was among the guests at an event at Long Stratton High School to celebrate both World Book Week and Careers Week.
The flyweight pro boxer gave an interactive poetry talk and oversaw a poetry slam where Year 9 students presented their own words.
The winning group were 'Repetition Rebels', consisting of a group of four boys, ahead of runners-up 'Shakespeare's Wives', a group of four girls.
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He said: 'It was great to meet so many students, some of whom may even decide to go into the media.'
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