<p><img class=" alignright size-full wp-image-1755" src="http://schoolnewsnz.fastrackdev.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/SND19-wk2-Chris_Cole_Catley_.jpg" alt="SND19-wk2-Chris Cole Catley " style="margin: 5px; float: right;" width="300" height="255" />The Michael King Young Writers Programme is inviting entries for the 2015 Chris Cole Catley Writing Awards. <!--more--> </p>
<p>These awards are open to all senior secondary students (years 11-13) across the Auckland region, with prizes for poetry and prose.</p>
<p>The entry form and conditions are available on the Michael King Writers&#8217; Centre website <a href="http://www.writerscentre.org.nz" target="_blank">(www.writerscentre.org.nz</a>) or via email from <a href="mailto:assistant@writerscentre.org" target="_blank">assistant@writerscentre.org</a><br />Entries close on Wednesday, October 14.</p>
<p>Winners will receive $150 cash prize, plus a selection of books.</p>
<p>The awards are named in memory of Dame Chris Cole Catley, a pioneering journalist, author and publisher, who mentored many writers and journalists during her long career.</p>
<p>Chris was a life-long friend of Michael King, and a founding trustee of the Michael King Writers&#8217; Centre. She established the centre&#8217;s first workshops for young writers. Now in its fourth year, the Young Writers Programme is offered thanks to funding from Creative New Zealand and the Joyce Fisher Charitable Trust.</p>
<p>For further information: email: <a href="mailto:manager@writerscentre.org.nz" target="_blank">manager@writerscentre.org.nz</a>. ;</p></p>

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