There is no charge for entry into any of the classes so there will only be a certificate awarded for those placed 1st, 2nd and 3rd. A small prize and certificate will be awarded to winners of the children's classes.

 

CLASS 1     collection of 3 different kinds of vegetable (home grown)

 

CLASS 2     plate of 3 different kinds of soft fruit (home grown)

 

CLASS 3     three fruit of one kind ( home grown)

 

CLASS 4     three vegetables of one kind (home grown)

 

CLASS 5     three flowers of one type (home grown)

 

CLASS 6     flowering pot plant

 

CLASS 7     cactus or succulent plant

 

CLASS 8     Floral buttonhole

 

CLASS 9     Jar of jam (home made)

 

CLASS 10   4 fruit scones (home made)

 

CLASS 11   Victoria sandwich cake (home made)

 

CLASS 12   4 decorated cup cakes (home made)

 

CLASS 13   Hand knitted or crochet item

 

CLASS 14     Hand made greeting card

 

 

CHILDRENS SECTION        

 

Age up to 7 years

 

CLASS 15   4 decorated fairy cakes (home made)

 

CLASS 16   Animal made from garden produce

 

CLASS 17   A painting or drawing

 

Age 8 to 11 years

 

CLASS 18   4 decorated fairy cakes (home made)

 

CLASS 19   Animal made from garden produce

 

CLASS 20   A painting or drawing

 

Age 11 to 15years

 

CLASS 21   4 decorated fairy cakes (home made)

 

CLASS 22   Animal made from garden produce

 

CLASS 23   A painting or drawing

 

Rules for exhibitors

 

1. All articles for competition must be in the hall for 11am and remain until after prize giving at 3.45 when all must be cleared away.

2. All pots, trays, containers etc must be provided by the exhibitors and must be clean and free from any private mark. Each exhibit will be numbered on entry.

3. All exhibits must be made or grown by the exhibitor with the exception of  classes 16, 19 and 22.

4. The committee do not hold any responsibility for damage or loss of an exhibit during the public showing throughout the day

5. Exhibitors will not be allowed to be present during judging.

6. The judges decision is final

7. Exhibitors may enter more than 1 exhibit per class and can be awarded more than 1 certificate.

8. The committee reserve the right to refuse or accept and entry

9. Root vegetable tops must be present but should be trimmed to less than 6 inches. Tomatoes must be displayed with calyx intact and berries, beans and cucurbits (marrows, squash, cucumber etc)  should have short piece of stalk left on them to prove their authenticity of being home grown.

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Entry Form