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Please read the rules carefully, especially in connection with the posting of entries. Please include suitably sized pre-paid envelopes for return of work if required.
General Prizes.
Cups, Trophies, Shields, as indicated. Book Tokens £25 First Prize, and Certificate for Highly Commended for each class.
The Legonna Prize of the Tioges Trophy
will be awarded to the school/college with the highest number of quality entries.
Map Kenwyn Prize
Awarded at the discretion of the committee to encourage students whose work shows much promise.
Age Ranges
For each class as shown, age is that as applicable on 31st August 2011
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CLASSES
Class 15 Award Treneer Shield
ENGLISH VERSE on a Cornish subject. Limit 100 lines.
Competitors 12 – 18yrs.
Class 16 Award Crida Cup
ENGLISH VERSE on a Cornish subject. Limit 100 lines.
Competitors 10 – 11yrs.
Class 17 Award Den Arwennek Trophy
ENGLISH VERSE on a Cornish subject. Limit 100 lines.
Competitors under 10yrs.
Class 18 and 19
DETAILED STUDY OF A CORNISH SUBJECT. e.g. Projects on Village, Parish, Family or Personal, when subject allows.
Class 18 Competitors 14 – 18 yrs Award Scos Pol Ter Shield.
Class 19 Competitors under 14yrs Award Map Melyn Shield.
For classes 18 and 19, individuals are invited to submit their work on a C.D. for the computer. Preferably Microsoft Word. OR make a 10-minute VHS video. e.g. film your area and interview relevant people etc. Name, age and school/college address must be included.
Class 20 - 22
DETAILED STUDY OF A CORNISH SUBJECT. e.g. Projects on Village, Parish, Family or Personal, when subject allows. The study could be a biography of a Cornish person or an event in Cornish History.
Classes 20 – 22 are to be in a hand written form, with the aid of some pictures and printing from a computer. Please use lightweight A4 Ring files only. Name, age school/college address must be clearly marked on the front cover.
Class 20 Competitors 13yrs Award Treneer Shield (2)
Class 21 Competitors 12yrs Award Trevenson-Munn Shield
Class 22 Competitors 11yrs and under Award Chun Cup.
Class 23 Award Cardiff Cornish Association Cup
SHORT STORY SET IN CORNWALL Up to 750 words
Competitors 12 – 18yrs.
Class 24 Award Scholar Shield or Tallyour Trophy
SHORT STORY SET IN CORNWALL
Competitors 7 yrs and under - up to 300 words
Competitors 8 to 11 yrs - up to 500 words.
Class 25 Award Howldrehevel Shield
POWERPOINT (or similar) presentation. Subject to be themed in line with Cornwall Council THEME YEARS.
Class 26 Award Trevanion Shield
SHORT FILM. Subject to be themed in line with Cornwall Council THEME YEARS.
RULES FOR UNDER 18s
All work should be original, hitherto unpublished and not entered for ANY previous competition. The Judges' decision is final and no correspondence will be entered into. Please write your name, age school/college address and Class entered CLEARLY on all entries.
Entry is FREE to all under 18yrs Competitions
The Gorsedh reserves the right to publish any entries in a journal or book, exhibit entries on the Gorsedh Website www.gorsedhkernow.org.uk and show at Exhibitions. Although great care will be taken of entries, no responsibility can be accepted for any loss or damage. If return of work is required suitably sized pre-paid envelopes should accompany your entry. Photocopies are acceptable where applicable, but are not returnable.
Entries can be collected from the Gorsedh Exhibition from 6.00pm until 7.00pm on Gorsedh Day, thereafter you will need to make your own arrangements for collection from the Competitions Secretary. No entries can be removed from the exhibition without prior permission of the Competitions Secretary.
CLOSING DATE FOR ALL CLASSES - Sunday 17th April 2011
Further details if required are available from:
The Competitions Secretary, Mrs Vanessa Moyle, 52 Raymond Road, Redruth, Cornwall. Tel
RESULTS will be announced in the press in late August. The first Prize Winner in each class will be invited to attend the annual Gorsedd Ceremony – The first Saturday in September – to receive the award from the Grand Bard. Please can all first Prize Winners dress in school uniform to receive their prize at the Gorsedd Ceremony. Please return cups, trophies etc. by the end of the Summer Term to the trophy steward whose name is clearly marked on all awards. No photography is allowed in the Gorsedh Circle.
ENTRIES SHOULD BE SENT TO THE FOLLOWING
Classes 15, 16, and 17
Mr. P. Franklin, Gwel an Avon, 10 Poltair Road, Penryn.
Tel
Classes 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 25 and 26
Mrs Vanessa Moyle, 52 Raymond Road, Redruth, Cornwall. Tel
Class 23 and 24
Mrs. Marsha Taylor, 111 Dolcoath Road, Camborne, TR14 8RP
Tel.
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