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Mimicry — Where It’s Used and How It’s Scored
Mimicry: A solo performance competition imitating voices, sounds or well-known personalities, judged on accuracy and comic timing.
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Group Song — Where It’s Used and How It’s Scored
Group Song: A team singing competition judged on harmony, blending and coordination between singers, distinct from a solo song entry.
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Story Telling — Where It’s Used and How It’s Scored
Story Telling: A spoken storytelling competition performed live on stage, judged on voice, expression and narrative delivery.
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Quiz — Where It’s Used and How It’s Scored
Quiz: A knowledge competition run as a written round, a stage round with a buzzer, or both, scored on correct answers rather than performance.
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Pencil Drawing — Where It’s Used and How It’s Scored
Pencil Drawing: An on-the-spot drawing competition using pencil only, judged on technique, composition and neatness within a set time.
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Mono Act — Where It’s Used and How It’s Scored
Mono Act: A solo acting competition in which one performer plays multiple characters, judged on characterisation, expression and stage use.
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Mime — Where It’s Used and How It’s Scored
Mime: A silent, non-verbal performance competition telling a story through expression, gesture and stage movement alone.
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Fancy Dress — Where It’s Used and How It’s Scored
Fancy Dress: A costume competition where each candidate presents a character or theme on stage, judged on characterisation and presentation as much as the…
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Essay Writing — Where It’s Used and How It’s Scored
Essay Writing: A written composition competition, scored off-stage on content, structure, language and originality within a set word limit.
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Elocution — Where It’s Used and How It’s Scored
Elocution: A solo speech competition on a set or drawn topic, judged on content, language and delivery.

