The 2025 Stanton Drew Flower Show and Fete will held on Saturday 30th August. Scroll Down to the bottom for the 2025 list of classes, or click the red button to download the list as a pdf. OR Click Here for The Evening Rum & Reggae Party Tickets
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Timetable for the Day 2024 - this year will be similar.
Select any downloads that you need from this page -including the Full 2025 programme, which will be delivered to every house in the parish.
The 2025 Stanton Drew Flower Show and Fete will be held on Saturday 30th August in in the Village Hall and paddock.
If you wish to exhibit, then bring your entries along between 8:00 and 10:30 am
Back Again in 2025 Chuffy the Train Children's rides around the field
The Dog Show will be back again on Saturday 30th August with the Flower Show.
Not on the 31st as indicated in this poster from last year.
The winner of this year's deliberate mistake will have to claim her prize on the day.
2025 Shedule of Classes
Flower classes |
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| 1 | Vase of 1 stem of a flowering shrub |
| 2 | 3 dahlia flowers in a vase |
| 3 | A pot plant 20cm max. top diam. (excl. succulents and cacti) |
| 4 | A single stem of Gladiolus |
| 5 | Mixed seed heads and/ or dried flowers in a vase |
| 6 | A posy of edible flowers and garden herbs |
| 7 | My garden in a vase |
| 8 | A cactus or succulent growing in a pot (max. top diam. 20cm (8") |
| 9 | Five different flower stems in a vase |
| 10 | 3 stems of Cosmos (can be multiples on a stem) |
Vegetable Classes - all items must be exhibited on a plate |
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| 11 | 1 sweet pepper or 3 chillies |
| 12 | A plate of 5 runner beans |
| 13 | A plate of 5 French beans |
| 14 | 3 trimmed beetroots |
| 15 | A wonky vegetable |
| 16 | 3 trimmed carrots |
| 17 | 3 potatoes (all same named variety) |
| 18 | The longest runner bean |
| 19 | Any other vegetable |
| 20 | My vegetable plot in a container |
| 21 | A lettuce (with roots) any variety |
| 22 | 3 onions |
| 23 | 3 courgettes (max length 20cm.) |
| 24 | A cucumber |
| 25 | 10 cherry tomatoes, calyx on |
| 26 | 5 tomatoes (not cherry type), calyx on |
| 27 | The heaviest single potato |
Fruits classes - all items must be exhited on a plate |
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| 28 | 12 soft fruits of any single variety, e.g. tayberry,strawberry, raspberry, blackberry |
| 29 | 3 apples of the same variety |
| 30 | 3 sticks of rhubarb - trimmed |
| 31 | 5 stems of hedgerow fruits (not necessarily edible) |
| 32 | 3 pears of the same variety |
| 33 | Any other fruit |
Allotment classes |
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| 34 | Best kept allotment |
| 35 | Most improved plot |
| 36 | Best demonstration of sustainability |
| 37 | Best utilization of space |
Floral Art classes |
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| 38 | A posy in an egg cup |
| 39 | A summer sunset |
| 40 | Reflections |
Cookery and Preserves |
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| 41 | A homemade named non-alcoholic drink |
| 42 | Approx. 8 ounces of a confection, e.g. fudge, peppermint creams, truffles etc. on a plate |
| 43 | Jam or Jelly in a glass jar |
| 44 | Pickle or chutney in a glass jar |
| 45 | Marmalade in a glass jar |
| 46 | My favourite named cake on a plate |
| 47 | 6 slices of your favourite traybake |
| 48 | 5 cheese scones made to a defined recipe ( see programme page ?) |
| 49 | 5 home made buiscuits on a plate |
| 50 | A savoury dish |
| 51 | A named homemade alcoholic drink |
Infant Classes - under 5 years old (including School Year Reception) |
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| 52 | A sunflower head - displayed in a recycled container of water |
| 53 | A decorated pebble |
| 54 | A vegetable / fruit animal on a plate |
| 55 | Cress, mustard or grass, sown in a decorated eggshell, in an egg cup |
KeyStage 1 (School Years 1 & 2) |
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| 56 | A miniature garden in a tray (max. size 25 x 40 cms) |
| 57 | A handmade decorated greetings card (maximum size A4) |
| 58 | A vegetable / fruit animal on a plate |
| 59 | A Lego model, original, not from a kit - maximum base size 30cm x 30cm |
| 60 | A piece of hand writing (max. size A5) |
| 61 | A homemade wildlife home from natural materials (max. size 20cm x 20cm x 20cm |
Key Stage 2 (School Years3, 4, 5 & 6) |
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| 62 | A miniature garden in a tray (max. size 25 x 40 cms) |
| 63 | A vegetable / fruit animal on a plate |
| 64 | Compose and decorate a poem (max size A4) |
| 65 | A Lego model, original, not from a kit - maximum base size 30cm x 30cm |
| 66 | A homemade wildlife home from natural materials (max. size 20cm x 20cm x 20cm) |
| 67 | A handmade craft |
Key Stage 3 (School years 7, 8 & 9) |
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| 68 | A piece of writing (poem or short story) (max. size A4) |
| 69 | A 3D model (max. base size 30cm x 30xm) |
| 70 | A homemade wildlife home from natural materials (max. size 20cm x 20cm x 20cm) |
| 71 | A handmade craft |
| Photography - under 14 years | |
| 88 | Colours of the wild |
Art and Craft |
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| 72 | A painting or drawing in any medium, created in the last 12 months |
| 73 | A piece of knitting or crochet eg. blanket or garment, not a toy |
| 74 | A child's toy in any medium, but safety issues must be considered |
| 75 | A handmade household item in any medium |
| 76 | A decorative piece celebrating the Bristol Harbour Festival |
| 77 | An item of tapestry or embroidery |
| 78 | An item made from paper or card |
| 79 | A handmade item celebrating 'Natures bounty', any medium except painting or drawing |
| 80 | A piece of handcrafted jewellery |
| 81 | A 3 Dimensional model of any subject |
Photography classes
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| 82 | History and Heritage, landmarks or objects in the Chew Valley |
| 83 | Celebrations within the Chew Valley |
| 84 | Weather Wonders |
| 85 | A village at work, local trades people in the Chew Valley |
| 86 | Patterns |
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88 |
Anything goes
Note Class 88 "Colours of the Wild " is displayed in Childrens Classes |