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Story Writing Competition: What It Is, Where It’s Run and How It’s Judged
Story Writing: A written fiction competition, scored off-stage on plot, characterisation and language within a set word limit.
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Story Telling Competition: What It Is, Where It’s Run and How It’s Judged
Story Telling: A spoken storytelling competition performed live on stage, judged on voice, expression and narrative delivery.
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Memory Test Competition: What It Is, Where It’s Run and How It’s Judged
Memory Test: A knowledge game testing how many items a candidate can recall after a short viewing or listening period.
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School Arts Festival — Where Every Student Gets Their Moment on Stage
School Arts Festival: A compact school arts festival: three age categories and 17 stage and off-stage items covering music, dance, speech and drawing.
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Group Dance Competition: What It Is, Where It’s Run and How It’s Judged
Group Dance: A team dance competition judged on synchronisation, formation and stage presence across the whole group, not one standout dancer.
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Group Song (Patriotic) Competition: What It Is, Where It’s Run and How It’s Judged
Group Song (Patriotic): A group singing competition performing patriotic songs, commonly run around national observance days, judged on harmony and…
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Fancy Dress Competition: What It Is, Where It’s Run and How It’s Judged
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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National Anthem Competition: What It Is, Where It’s Run and How It’s Judged
National Anthem: A group singing competition performing the national anthem, judged on unison, pitch and discipline rather than individual expression.
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Mime Competition: What It Is, Where It’s Run and How It’s Judged
Mime: A silent, non-verbal performance competition telling a story through expression, gesture and stage movement alone.
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Mono Act Competition: What It Is, Where It’s Run and How It’s Judged
Mono Act: A solo acting competition in which one performer plays multiple characters, judged on characterisation, expression and stage use.

