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Junior classes
Junior Gardening
ID Description Age Group
1 A seed or pip you are growing in a pot (could be an acorn, peas, lemon pip, etc) Pre-School & Reception
2 Mr Potato Head or Swede or Turnip or all three with growing hair (grass seed or mustard and cress) Pre-School & Reception
3 Flowers from my garden in a jam jar Reception
5 Tallest Sunflower you have grown, displayed in a vase Year 1 & Year 2 & Year 3 & Year 4
6 Any plant in a home decorated pot Year 1 & Year 2 & Year 3 & Year 4
7 Miniature garden for a minature toy in a seed tray or similar 20x30cm - 1 toy to be included Year 3 & Year 4
8 Tallest Sunflower you have grown, displayed in a vase Year 3 & Year 4
9 Miniature garden with "water feature", "trees" and "hedges" in a seed tray or similar 20x30cm Year 5 & Year 6 & Year 7 & Year 8
10 A vase of bee or butterfly friendly plants Year 5 & Year 6 & Year 7 & Year 8
11 Miniature allotment or vegetable garden in a seed tray or similar 20x30cm Year 6 & Year 7
12 A vase of bee or butterfly friendly plants Year 6 & Year 7
16 A Cactus Garden Year 10 & Year 11
17 A collection of cut and come again crops you have grown and cared for yourself Open
18 A bug hotel made from natural materials, maximum size 30x30cm Open
19 A bird feeder made from natural or recycled materials that would otherwise go to waste maximum size 30x30cm Open
Junior floral art
ID Description Age Group
23 “Toy Box Posy” a bright and fun arrangement displayed in a box. Staging space 30cm wide x 30cm deep. See guidance on the website Open
24 Let's Go Fly a Kite a light and airy arrangment in a vase or container. Staging space 45cm wide x 45cm deep. Year 3 & Year 4
Junior Creative Writing
ID Description Age Group
30 A piece of creative writing on the theme of "My favourite toy" Open
32 A poem entitled "The best toy" Reception
33 A poem or short story entitled "The toy who helped” Year 1 & Year 2
34 A poem or short story entitled "The lost toy" Year 3 & Year 4
35 A poem or short story entitled: "The toy who came to life" Year 5 & Year 6
36 A poem or short story entitled "If toys could speak" Year 7
37 A poem or short story entitled "The toy I never had" Year 8 & Year 9
38 A poem or short story entitled: "The toy who was tired of playing" Year 10 & Year 11
Junior Craft
ID Description Age Group
40 Make a Toy using recycled / upcycled components / materials (can include mechanics / moving parts) Open
42 Make a collage picture of a Toy Pre-School & Reception
43 Make a Toy using fruit and / or vegetables exhibited on a plate Year 1 & Year 2
44 Using a cardboard shoebox, create a Toy themed scene using any medium / materials Year 3 & Year 4
45 Make a Toy with Lego or similar building blocks Year 5 & Year 6
46 Make and decorate a Toy using paper products, e.g cardboard, paper mache. Year 6 & Year 7
47 Make a Toy - themed item with modelling clay or similar modelling material Year 8 & Year 9
48 Make a soft toy - themed craft item (machined / hand sewn, or knitted / crocheted, or using felt) Year 10 & Year 11
Junior Papercraft
ID Description Age Group
Junior Cookery
ID Description Age Group
50 A Showstopper cake - a cake or cakes of your choice, any size, any shape and style in the theme of "Toys" (No cream please) NB if the exhibit is larger than 30cms in any direction when exhibited, please contact Louise Gill on 07778 667448 before show day Open
51 3 Teddybear biscuits - any flavour Pre-School & Reception
53 A decorated gingerbread man Year 1 & Year 2
54 3 Homemade Brownies Year 3 & Year 4
55 3 Flavoured Muffins – presented on a plate, all the same flavour. Year 5 & Year 6
56 A Victoria Sandwich Cake (no cream) – Decorate as you choose. up to 8” / 20cm Year 6 & Year 7
57 6 Canapes - can be all the same or a variety Year 8 & Year 9
58 A Seasonal Quiche – up to 8in/20cm round, with homemade pastry Year 10 & Year 11
Junior Technology
ID Description Age Group
60 Design and build a toy head with an opening and closing mouth along with a movable tongue. Open
62 A Computer generated picture of a teddy bear Pre-School & Reception
63 A computer-generated picture of a toy racing car Year 1 & Year 2
64 Design a Toy themed on line game, design a screen shot and describe the game play. Year 3 & Year 4
65 Use a computer to draw a Toy Super Hero Year 5 & Year 6
66 Design a poster entitled "Notice to all Toy: Warning Grown-Up Event Tonight" Year 6 & Year 7
67 Create an Instagram account for an imaginary toy (living in the modern world). Create some posts and stories imagining what they will be doing. Year 8 & Year 9
68 Create Tik Tok video imagining you are an escaped Teddy Bear roaming around Chalfont St Giles Year 10 & Year 11
Junior video section
ID Description Age Group
69 Make a video using stop motion entitled "The New Toys Are Watching" - Team entries are limited to no more than 3 people. The standard format for videos is mp4 using the H264 codec. Max length is 5 minutes, the video should be uploaded to YouTube and the link to the video and details of the entrants names and ages should be emailed to [email protected] by the deadline for online entries - Midnight 1st Sept 2025 Open
Junior art
ID Description Age Group
70 “The Toy Adventure” – a Drawing/Painting, any medium, any aspect Open
72 My favourite toy - can be finger painted, felt tips, crayons, paints etc Pre-School & Reception
73 A collage of a Toybox Year 1 & Year 2
74 A drawing/painting of a Teddy Bears Picnic – any medium Year 3 & Year 4
75 A drawing/painting of "My Cuddly Friends" - any medium Year 5 & Year 6
76 A drawing/painting of a Toy Mascot – any medium Year 6 & Year 7
77 A portrait of a character from your favourite animated film - any medium Year 8 & Year 9
78 A pencil sketch of "A Toy Parade" Year 10 & Year 11
79 Draw a cartoon of "The Toy Adventure" - any medium Open
Junior Photography
ID Description Age Group
80 Two photographs with a linked theme of “Toys” Open
82 One photograph, “My favourite toy” Pre-School & Reception
83 One photograph, "Where my toys live" Year 1 & Year 2
84 One photograph, "Toy's play ground" Year 3 & Year 4
85 One photograph of “Toy tea party ” Year 5 & Year 6
86 One photograph “Toy Hero” Year 6 & Year 7
87 Any two linked photographs, “Toys Adventures” Year 8 & Year 9
88 Any two linked photographs, “Toy Battle” Year 10 & Year 11
89 A horse or horses but must have a significant wildlife feature in the photo, i.e. not just a portrait of the horse. Photos of wildlife, flora or fauna will be preferred by the judges. Consideration will be given to the difficulty of getting the shot and to the scientific value of the study; this plays to the fact that Hodgemoor Woods are in the Chilterns Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and is itself a Site of Special Scientific Interest. Open
Junior Digitally Manipulated Photography
ID Description Age Group
90 Open