| YFC Country Fayre – Entry Form | |||||||||
| Instructions for Completion | |||||||||
| 1) Please enter text into the white boxes only | |||||||||
| 2) Please use 1 box per entry, if an entry consists of a team of 2, please enter both names into the same box | |||||||||
| 3) Please use the full name of each competitor, these are the names that will appear in the scoresheets | |||||||||
| 4) For the classes where the whole club enters, please enter the club name | |||||||||
| 5) Please include the names and membership numbers of all competing members at the end of this form | |||||||||
| Once completed please email back to - competitions@countryfayre2006.co.uk | |||||||||
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OR if unable to email, please send a hard copy to : Megan Saunders, 41 Calais Dene, Bampton, Oxon OX18 2NR |
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| Please Note - extra class inserted (ATV Challenge) as requested by NFYFC | |||||||||
| *********** ALL ENTRIES MUST BE RECEIVED BY 31st MARCH 2006 ********** | |||||||||
| Name of Club | |||||||||
| Junior Exhibition | 2 entries per club unless otherwise stated | 1st Entry | 2nd Entry | ||||||
| 1. ET | 10.30 | Floral Art | Celebrity Basket - Competitor to produce a Basket arrangement suitable for presentation to a Movie Star. Movie Star to be named. Exhibit to be viewed from all sides. Accessories are allowed to complement the theme. Table space allowed 75cm wide x 60cm deep x unlimited height. As per NFYFC rules. To be arranged in front of the judge. Maximum time allowed one hour. | ||||||
| 2. ET | 10.30 | Team Cookery | Harry Potter Tea Party – Team of two to make two savoury items and two sweet suitable for a children’s tea party. To be displayed as a party scene with trimmings. Recipes to be displayed.Space allowed 68cm x 68cm. A proportion of the marks will be given for the overall effect | ||||||
| 3. ET | 10.30 | Individual Cookery | Gingerbread Family – Competitor to make and display a family of Gingerbread men, with a minimum of 4 biscuits/characters. Space allowed 34cm x 34cm Decorate and make your characters individual as well as tasting good. | ||||||
| 4. ET | 10.30 | Photography | British Wildlife – Four colour photographs depicting British Wildlife. Photographs to be 6” x 4” mounted on A3 card of your choice. NO DIGITAL prints. Negatives or APS Proofs attached to back of mount. | ||||||
| 5. ET | 10.30 | Woodwork | Pencil Box – Competitor to make a wooden Pencil Box | ||||||
| 6. ET | 10.30 | Handwriting | A Poem – Competitor to compose and hand write a poem (a minimum of four verses). To be mounted on A4 card. To be judged on handwriting (60%) and content (40%). | ||||||
| 7. ET | 10.30 | Art | Poster – Competitor to design and make a poster promoting a film of their choice, using any medium. Size A3. | ||||||
| 8. ET | 10.30 | Art | Promotional Leaflet – Competitor to make and display a leaflet to promote their Club. Size required A4 folded. The Competitor is required to use computer skills to achieve required exhibit. Entries will be marked on content, techniques used and overall effect. | ||||||
| 9. ET | 10.30 | Handicraft | Film Award – Competitor to make an award suitable for being presented at an award ceremony (BAFTA’s/Oscars etc) using air-dry modelling clay and decorate accordingly. As per NFYFC Rules. | ||||||
| 10. ET | 10.30 | Handicraft | Soft Toy – Competitor to make and display a Soft Toy using a variety of materials and craft techniques. | ||||||
| 11. ET | 10.30 | Handicraft | “Funky Frames” – Competitor to make a “Funky” pair of glasses suitable for a person of their own age. Materials and craft techniques of Competitors own choice. | ||||||
| 12. ET | 10.30 | Craft | Mobile – Competitor to make and display a mobile suitable for a child’s bedroom. A variety of materials and craft techniques can be used. Age and sex of child to be stated. | ||||||
| 13. ET | 10.30 | Co-operative Effort | Film Set – Make a film set scene in a 1m square area, enclosed on three sides. Film to be stated. COMPULSORY CLASS – One Entry per Club Try and involve the whole club and have fun | One Entry Only | |||||
| Junior Practical | 2 entries per club unless otherwise stated | ||||||||
| 14. Mini | 10.30 | Dairy Judging | Competitor to judge and place four Dairy Cattle. Verbal reasons to be given to the judge. | ||||||
| 15. Mini | 12.00 | Beef Judging | Competitor to judge and place four Beef Cattle. Verbal reasons to be given to the judge. | ||||||
| 16. Mini | 1.30 | Sheep Judging | Competitor to judge and place four Sheep. Verbal reasons to be given to the judge. | ||||||
| 17. Mini | 11.00 | Pig Judging | Competitor to judge and place four “Pork” Pigs. Verbal reasons to be given to the judge. | ||||||
| 18. Mini | 11.30 | Pony Knowledge | Competitor to answer questions on Pony Knowledge as directed by the Judge. | ||||||
| 19. Mini | 12.30 | Tractor Handling | Competitor to drive a tractor and two-wheeled trailer around a course as instructed by the Judge. Competitor to aged 14 years or older and have a letter of permission from parent/guardian. | ||||||
| 20.TBC | 11.00 | Nature Challenge | Competitors to a. Follow a nature trail and answer questions at various points en route; b.Country Quiz – answer questions and identify objects AND c.Specialist Quiz round on Trees. NOTE: Competitors will need to have a basic knowledge of Flora, Fauna and the Country Code. As per NFYFC Rules. | ||||||
| 21. PA | 11.00 | Poultry Trussing | Competitor to dress and truss a chicken ready for the oven. Bird will be provided. Competitor to provide own equipment and tools. Maximum time allowed 30 minutes. | ||||||
| 22. PA | 2.00 | Cake Icing | Children’s Birthday Cake – Competitor to decorate a cake suitable for a Children’s Birthday Party. Competitor to provide own iced cake, decorations and equipment. Dummy cakes can be used. Age and sex of child to be stated. Maximum time allowed 30 minutes. | ||||||
| 23. PA | 10.30 | Identification | “Wild Flowers” – Competitors to identify a selection of Wild Flowers commonly found in the British Countryside. | ||||||
| 24. PA | 12.30 | Home Safety | Competitor to answer questions on Home Safety and carry out tasks as instructed by the Judge. | ||||||
| 25. PA | 1.00 | First Aid | Competitor to answer questions on basic First Aid and carry out tasks as instructed by the Judge. | ||||||
| 26.THE | 12.15 | Cocktail Whizz | A team of two competitors to prepare and serve a non-alcoholic cocktail with the theme of “The Wild West”. The competitors will be required to perform their cocktail shaking routine and create an original non-alcoholic cocktail for two. Music is allowed (competitors to bring their own music) CD player will be provided. Electricity will NOT be provided. Will be judged on entertainment value, content, explanation and the end result. Time allowed 5 minutes plus 5 minutes setting up/tidying up time | ||||||
| 27. PA | 12.30 | Make a Monster | A team of three competitors, one of which becomes the Monster, the other two are required to dress/create Monster and describe their character. Will be judged on appearance, the use of recycled materials and imagination. Time allowed for dressing up 20 minutes and then each team to give a brief resume of their character. | ||||||
| Intermediate Exhibition | Two Entries per Club unless otherwise stated | ||||||||
| 28. ET | 10.30 | Floral Art | Table Centrepiece - Competitor to produce a table arrangement suitable for being the centrepiece at a Movie Premier Dinner – Movie to be stated. Exhibit to be viewed from all sides. Accessories are allowed to complement the theme. Table space allowed 75cm wide x 60cm deep x unlimited height. As per NFYFC rules. To be arranged in front of the judge. Maximum time allowed one hour. | ||||||
| 29. ET | 10.30 | Team Cookery | Proms in the Park Picnic – Team of two to make and display four homemade items suitable for an evening picnic at a Proms night. Space allowed 68cm x 68cm. Accessories allowed. Recipes to be displayed. | ||||||
| 30. ET | 10.30 | Individual Cookery | Student Supper – Competitor to make and display a Student Supper for two. Maximum cost of ingredients £5.00. Recipes and cost breakdown to be shown. Space allowed 68cm x 68cm. | ||||||
| 31. ET | 10.30 | Photography | British Wildlife – One colour photograph depicting British Wildlife. Photograph to be 10” x 8” mounted on A4 card of your choice. NO DIGITAL prints. Negatives or APS Proofs attached to back of mount. | ||||||
| 32.ET | 10.30 | Woodwork | CD Rack – Competitor to make and display a CD rack, capable of holding 10 CD’s. | ||||||
| 33. ET | 10.30 | Handwriting | A Limerick – Competitor to compose and hand write a limerick, with a minimum of two verses. To be mounted on A4 card. To be judged on handwriting (60%) and content (40%) | ||||||
| 34. ET | 10.30 | Art | Poster – Competitor to design and make a poster promoting a film of their choice, using any medium. Size A3. | ||||||
| 35. ET | 10.30 | Handicraft | Animated Film - competitor will be required to make a 3D (three dimensional) decoupage greeting card to the theme of an animated film. The greeting card shall be no larger than A5 (148mm x 210mm) in size and the 3D decoupage shall be of layered card or paper and the finished 3D picture should be 12mm between the base print and final layer. To be viewed from all aspects. As per NFYFC Rules. | ||||||
| 36.ET | 10.30 | Handicraft | Tea Cosy – Competitor to make and display a Tea Cosy out of materials and using techniques of their choice. | ||||||
| 37. ET | 10.30 | Handicraft | “Edna Specs” – Competitor to make a pair of glasses suitable for a Dame Edna Everage. Materials and craft techniques of Competitors own choice. | ||||||
| 38.ET | 10.30 | Craft | An Odd Character – Competitor to make a free-standing character out of recycled materials. Space allowed 1m x 1m with a maximum height of 1 metre. | ||||||
| 39.ET | 10.30 | Design | A Maze – Competitor to design a Maze. Can be either computer or hand drawn. A3 size required, scale to be stated. Points will be given for imagination, design and additional features. | ||||||
| Intermediate Practical | |||||||||
| 40. Mini | 12.00 | Dairy Judging | Competitor to judge and place four Dairy Cattle. Verbal reasons to be given to the judge. | ||||||
| 41. Mini | 1.30 | Beef Judging | Competitor to judge and place four Beef Cattle. Verbal reasons to be given to the judge. | ||||||
| 42. Mini | 10.30 | Sheep Judging | Competitor to judge and place four Sheep. Verbal reasons to be given to the judge. | ||||||
| 43. Mini | 12.30 | Pig Judging | Competitor to judge and place four “Pork” Pigs. Verbal reasons to be given to the judge. | ||||||
| 44. Mini | 1.00 | Horse Knowledge | Competitor to answer questions on Horse Knowledge as directed by the Judge. | ||||||
| 45. Mini | 10.30 | Tractor Handling | Competitor to drive a tractor and four-wheeled trailer around a course as instructed by the Judge. Letter of permission from parent/guardian required. | ||||||
| 46. Mini | 11.30 | Vehicle Handling | Competitor to drive a Landrover and trailer around a course as instructed by the Judge. Competitor to hold a current driving licence. | ||||||
| 47. PA | 11.00 | Poultry Jointing | Competitor to dress and joint a chicken. Bird will be provided. Competitor to provide own equipment and tools. Maximum time allowed 30 minutes. | ||||||
| 48. PA | 2.00 | Cake Icing | Celebrity’s Birthday Cake – Competitor to decorate a cake suitable for a Birthday Party for Celebrity of their choice (Celebrity to be stated). Competitor to provide own iced cake, materials for decorations and equipment. Dummy cakes can be used. Maximum time allowed 30 minutes | ||||||
| 49. PA | 10.30 | Identification | “Herbs” - Competitors to identify a selection of fresh herbs. | ||||||
| 50. PA | 1.00 | First Aid | Competitor to answer questions on First Aid with specific relevance to the farm environment and carry out tasks as instructed by the Judge. | ||||||
| 51.TBC | 11.30 | Pavement Artist | Competitor to decorate a paving slab with a design of their choice using chalks. Pavement slab (18” sq) will be provided but Competitor must provide all other equipment. Time allowed 30 minutes. | ||||||
| 52.THE | 11.30 | Cocktail Bash | A team of two competitors to prepare and serve a non-alcoholic cocktail with the theme of “The Wild West”. The competitors will be required to perform their cocktail shaking routine and create an original non-alcoholic cocktail for two. Music is allowed (competitors to bring their own music) CD player will be provided. Electricity will NOT be provided. Will be judged on entertainment value, content, explanation and the end result. Time allowed 5 minutes plus 5 minutes setting up/tidying up time | ||||||
| 53.TBC | 12.45 | Del Boy Competition | A team of two competitors to create an object from a selection of materials provided, a proportion of which will be recycled; to then describe and “sell” their product to the audience. Time allowed 20 minutes to make their “product” and 5 minutes to sell it to the Judge/audience. | ||||||
| Senior Exhibition | Two Entries per Club unless otherwise stated | ||||||||
| 54.ET | 10.30 | Floral Art | A Musical - Competitor to produce an exhibit depicting a musical of their choice – Musical to be stated. Accessories are allowed to complement the theme. Table space allowed 75cm wide x 60cm deep x unlimited height. As per NFYFC rules. To be arranged in front of the judge. Maximum time allowed one hour. | ||||||
| 55.ET | 10.30 | Team Cookery | Premiere Party Meal – Team of two to make and display four homemade items suitable for a Premiere Party Meal. Space allowed 68cm x 68cm. Accessories allowed. Recipes to be displayed. | ||||||
| 56.ET | 10.30 | Individual Cookery | Danish Pastries – Competitor to make and display a selection of 6 danish pastries, with the minimum of two different recipes. Space allowed 34cm x 34cm. Recipes to be displayed. | ||||||
| 57.ET | 10.30 | Photography | British Wildlife – Four black and white photographs depicting British Wildlife. Photographs to be 6” x 4” mounted on A3 card of your choice. NO DIGITAL prints. Negatives or APS Proofs attached to back of mount. | ||||||
| 58. ET | 10.30 | Woodwork | Tool Box – Competitor to make and display a Tool Box with a hinged lid and internal compartments. No size limitations. | ||||||
| 59. ET | 10.30 | Handwriting | Film Review – Competitor to write a review on a film of their choice. To be mounted on A4 card. To be judged on handwriting (60%) and content (40%) | ||||||
| 60. ET | 10.30 | Art | Poster – Competitor to design and make a poster promoting a film of their choice, using any medium. Size A3. | ||||||
| 61. ET | 10.30 | Handicraft | Science Fiction Clock – the competitor is required to make a clock using any medium to be fitted with a battery-powered mechanism to the theme “At the Movies”. The clock can be any shape but to a maximum size of 30cms cubed and must be suitable for hanging. The clock dials and hands to be homemade and the clock must be in good working order. As per NFYFC Rules | ||||||
| 62. ET | 10.30 | Handicraft | Evening Bag – Competitor to make and display a Evening Bag out of materials and using techniques of their choice. | ||||||
| 63. ET | 10.30 | Handicraft | “Sir Elton Glasses” – Competitor to make a pair of glasses suitable for Sir Elton John. Materials and craft techniques of Competitors own choice. | ||||||
| 64. ET | 10.30 | Metalwork | Wind Chime – Competitor to make a metal wind chime using a proportion of recycled materials. | ||||||
| 65. ET | 10.30 | Design | A Garden – Competitor to design a garden. Can be either computer or hand-drawn. A3 size required, scale to be stated. Points will be given for imagination, design and additional features. | ||||||
| Senior Practical | |||||||||
| 66. Mini | 1.30 | Dairy Judging | Competitor to judge and place four Dairy Cattle. Verbal reasons to be given to the judge. | ||||||
| 67. Mini | 10.30 | Beef Judging | Competitor to judge and place four Beef Cattle. Verbal reasons to be given to the judge. | ||||||
| 68. Mini | 12.00 | Sheep Judging | Competitor to judge and place four Sheep. Verbal reasons to be given to the judge. | ||||||
| 69. Mini | 2.00 | Pig Judging | Competitor to judge and place four “Pork” Pigs. Verbal reasons to be given to the judge. | ||||||
| 70. Mini | 2.00 | Horse Knowledge | Competitor to answer questions on Horse Knowledge as directed by the Judge. | ||||||
| 71. Mini | 2.30 | Implement Handling | Competitor to perform tasks using a tractor and agricultural implement as requested by the Judge. Further details to follow. | ||||||
| 72. PA | 11.00 | Poultry Boning | Competitor to dress and bone out a chicken. Bird will be provided. Competitor to provide own equipment and tools. Maximum time allowed 30 minutes. | ||||||
| 73. PA | 2.00 | Cake Icing | Sport Person’s Birthday Cake – Competitor to decorate a cake suitable for a famous sporting celebrity Birthday Party (Celebrity to be named). Competitor to provide own iced cake, materials for decorations and equipment. Dummy cakes can be used. Maximum time allowed 30 minutes | ||||||
| 74. PA | 10.30 | Identification | “Weeds” – Competitors to identify a selection of weeds commonly found in the British Countryside. | ||||||
| 75.TBC | 1.30 | Graffiti Art | Competitor to create design to cover the area provided (size to be confirmed). Board of required size will provided but competitors to supply all other materials and equipment. Time allowed 30 minutes. One entry per Club. Material of a questionable nature will be penalised. | One Entry Only | |||||
| 76. PA | 11.00 | Woodwork | Wooden Planter – Competitor to make a wooden flower planter. Competitor to provide own equipment and tools. Time allowed one hour. | ||||||
| 77. PA | 12.30 | Willow Weaving | Competitor to make an item using willow and willow weaving techniques. Willow will be supplied but no other tools or equipment. Time allowed 45 minutes. | ||||||
| 78.PA | 10.30 | Animal Mystery Competition | Competitor to answer questions, carry out tasks or follow instructions as per the Judge’s requirement. | ||||||
| 79.THE | 1.00 | Cocktail Fling | A team of two competitors to prepare and serve a alcoholic cocktail with the theme of “The Wild West”. The competitors will be required to perform their cocktail shaking routine and create an original alcoholic cocktail for two. Music is allowed (competitors to bring their own music) CD player will be provided. Electricity will NOT be provided. Will be judged on entertainment value, content, explanation and the end result. Time allowed 5 minutes plus 5 minutes setting up/tidying up time | ||||||
| 80.TBC | 2.00 | Mystery Competition | A team of two to carry out tasks or follow instructions as per the Judge’s requirement. | ||||||
| Open Classes | |||||||||
| 81.MR | 4.45 | Float | Theme “A Film” Rules : All tractors or lorries to be driven by a responsible person who must report to the steward in advance No missiles or water permitted No persons must embark or disembark while the Floats are in motion Tractors, trailers and lorries must comply with current legal requirements Un-manned Floats to be available for inspection by the judges one hour before final judging and parade in the Main Ring No one under 16 years permitted on the Floats | One Entry Only | |||||
| 82. | Raffle | Scoring will be based on books sold per registered member. Tickets to be returned to the Show Secretary by 10am on 28th May, folded with one single cheque made payable to “YFC Country Fayre 2006” | One Entry Only | ||||||
| 83. MR | 3.30 | Men’s Tug of War | Team of eight (maximum of two members of that team MAY be between 15 and 18 on 1st September 2005 and the remainder MUST be over 18 but under 26 years of age on that date. Total team weight MUST NOT exceed 680kg. Teams will be weighed on the day. Team strips should be worn and proper footwear (as per national rules NO STUDS). All heats will be won by 2 pulls out of 3, changing ends after each pull. One Entry per Club | One Entry Only | |||||
| 84. MR | 3.30 | Ladies Tug of War | Team of eight (maximum of two members of that team MAY be between 15 and 18 on 1st September 2005 and the remainder MUST be over 18 but under 26 years of age on that date. Total team weight MUST NOT exceed 580kg. Teams will be weighed on the day. Team strips should be worn and proper footwear (as per national rules NO STUDS). All heats will be won by 2 pulls out of 3, changing ends after each pull. One Entry per Club | One Entry Only | |||||
| 85. MR | 1.00 | Pet Lamb | Competitor to rear an orphan lamb from birth, provide details of ration and rearing costs, and a keep a diary about their lamb. Competitor will be asked to handle their lamb and answer questions as required by the Judge. | ||||||
| 86. MR | 1.00 | Calf Rearing | Competitor to rear a calf from birth, provide details of ration and rearing costs, and a keep a diary about their calf. Competitor will be asked to handle their calf and answer questions as required by the Judge. Calf to be born between 1st October and 31st December 2005. | ||||||
| 87. Mini | 12.30 | Fence Erecting | Team of three (one of which is to be an intermediate member) to erect a permanent stock proof fence. Materials will be supplied but Competitors to provide own tools. Time allowed 1 ¼ hours. As per NFYFC Rules. | ||||||
| 88.ET | 10.30 | Handicraft | Christmas Stocking - Competitor to make and display an Christmas Stocking suitable for a child using a variety of materials and craft techniques. | ||||||
| 89.ET | 10.30 | Handicraft | Baler Twine Project – Competitor to make and display an item of their choice using Baler Twine and any craft techniques. | ||||||
| 90. ET | 10.30 | Handicraft | Painted Bottle – Competitor to paint a bottle using glass paints. As per SEA rules | ||||||
| 91. ET | 10.30 | Handicraft | Safari Animal – Competitor to make a safari animal. As per SEA rules | ||||||
| 92. ET | 10.30 | Individual Cookery | Victoria Sponge – Competitor to make and display a Victoria Sponge Cake using 7” cake tins, the recipe supplied and with a jam filling. Recipe - 6oz Margarine 6oz Self Raising Flour 6 oz Caster Sugar 3 Eggs ½ tsp Baking Powder | ||||||
| 93. ET | 10.30 | Art | Yearbook Cover – Competitor to design a cover for the County Yearbook depicting Oxfordshire YFC. Maximum of three colours plus white and on A5 card. | ||||||
| 94. ET | 10.30 | Club Collage | A combined Club effort to create a collage depicting their Club’s activities using photographs. Exhibit to be A1, mounted on card and suitable for hanging. One Entry per Club | One Entry Only | |||||
| 95. ET | 10.30 | Club Sculpture | |||||||