Juniors

Make a Castle from junk. You could use egg boxes or cereal packets or plastic milk containers – whatever you find and fires (kaboom!) your imagination

Make a Fire Engine and give it a Great Fire Engine Name. You can make it from anything

Draw or paint (in any medium)

Create a Print, It cold be a hand or foot print, a potato print or a print made from string. Or a print from anything that's makes a great picture or pattern

Any other handicraft

Make a Castle from junk. You could use egg boxes or cereal packets or plastic milk containers – whatever you find and fires (kaboom!) your imagination

Make a Fire Engine and give it a Great Fire Engine Name. You can make it from anything

Draw or paint (in any medium) a Picture that opens

Create a Print, It cold be a hand or foot print, a potato print or a print made from string. Or a print from anything that's makes a great picture or pattern

Any other handicraft

Make a Castle from junk. You could use egg boxes or cereal packets or plastic milk containers – whatever you find and fires (kaboom!) your imagination

Make a Fire Engine and give it a Great Fire Engine Name. You can make it from anything

Draw or paint (in any medium)

Create a Print, It cold be a hand or foot print, a potato print or a print made from string. Or a print from anything that's makes a great picture or pattern

Any other handicraft

Make a Castle from junk. You could use egg boxes or cereal packets or plastic milk containers – whatever you find and fires (kaboom!) your imagination

Make a Fire Engine and give it a Fire Engine Name. You can make it from anything

Draw or paint (in any medium) a Picture that Opens

Create a Print, It cold be a hand or foot print, a potato print or a print made from string. Or a print from anything that's makes a great picture or pattern

Any other handicraft

It might be a football or cricket pitch, a ski jump or a curling rink. Add the competitors, but try and make everything that you can (from card, pipe cleaners, plasticine, masking tape etc) rather than using model figures.

It is 100 years since Winnie the Pooh was published. You could draw or paint a bear.

Make a Mobile using natural things, for example, twigs, flowers, feathers, pine cones. You can use string, ribbons, wool etc to hang things

Its 200 years since the Lancashire Mill Riots with hand loom weavers breaking into mills and sashing new, Lancashire looms to try and save their jobs. Imagine you are leading their campaign or trying to stop them.

Write a Short Story on one side of A4 – with just words, or with your own illustrations, or as a comic strip. The opening sentence for the story is: “The Telephone rang in the darkness).” Remember to put your name and age on the back. (The first telephone call was 150 years ago)

A Bookmark made using pressed flowers

Make a table display for a Farmer’s Birthday. You can put in all sorts of things that they might use on the farm, or animals, or crops, so long as your flowers have enough water to be happy in the Show Tent for the day

For reasons of space, please enter unmounted photographs that are no larger than 7” x 5” or metric equivalent.

For reasons of space, please enter unmounted photographs that are no larger than 7” x 5” or metric equivalent.

For reasons of space, please enter unmounted photographs that are no larger than 7” x 5” or metric equivalent.

For reasons of space, please enter unmounted photographs that are no larger than 7” x 5” or metric equivalent.

“What is it?”. Can you fool the Judge by taking something from an unusual angle or from really close up?

For reasons of space, please enter unmounted photographs that are no larger than 7” x 5” or metric equivalent.

Jelly, layered in a glass. Different colours – add edible things into the jelly

A set of four to be judged for look and taste

A set of four to be judged for look and taste

A set of four to be judged for look and taste

Choose any of the classes in any of the sections above – Ages, Open, Flower arranging, Photography or Baking – and create your entry in the Celtic colours of black and white.
You might take a black and white photo, or draw in charcoal, or finish your baking with food colouring or icing. Use your imagination and celebrate your club!

Choose any of the classes in any of the sections above – Ages, Open, Flower arranging, Photography or Baking – and create your entry in the Celtic colours of black and white.
You might take a black and white photo, or draw in charcoal, or finish your baking with food colouring or icing. Use your imagination and celebrate your club!