Round Hill School Project for Black History Month
To mark Black History Month, Round Hill School in Beeston ran a fantastic event to span the generati...Read
Posts tagged as "Panya Banjoko"
Round Hill School Project for Black History Month
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What Solidarity Means to Me: Panya Banjoko
What Solidarity Means to Me: Panya Banjoko
Panya Banjoko shares a story about an experience where it was important to show solidarity. ...Read
Words of Wisdom: The Making of a Collaborative Poem
Words of Wisdom: The Making of a Collaborative Poem
Poet Panya Banjoko writes about her experience writing a commissioned collaborative poem for the 'Wo...Read
Life during Lockdown #9 – Panya Banjoko
Life during Lockdown #9 – Panya Banjoko
In a brilliant piece of writing, Panya Banjoko explains the complexities of her life during lockdown...Read
Literary Locations #58: Beaconsfield Street, Hyson Green
Literary Locations #58: Beaconsfield Street, Hyson Green
This week’s literary location is the Association Of Caribbean Family & Friends (ACFF) Education an...Read
Young Voices Making Their Mark on the World: Panya’s Blog
Young Voices Making Their Mark on the World: Panya’s Blog
The Young Voices project takes poets into schools to work with Year 6 children and help them express...Read
Life In Lines: Panya Banjoko on Jean Binta Breeze’s ‘Ordinary Morning’
Life In Lines: Panya Banjoko on Jean Binta Breeze’s ‘Ordinary Morning’
Our series of short podcasts where Nottingham talks about its favourite poem meets poet Panya Banjok...Read
Panya Banjoko on Nottingham and black writing.
Panya Banjoko on Nottingham and black writing.
Panya Banjoko is an poet, educator and patron of Nottingham UNESCO City of Literature. Here she tell...Read