SCHOOLS 2018 SCHEDULE. Lismore Showgrounds PO Box 109 Lismore, NSW, 2480 Phone:

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1 SCHOOLS 2018 SCHEDULE Lismore Showgrounds PO Box 109 Lismore, NSW, 2480 Phone:

2 Welcome to the bcu 2018 North Coast National Exhibition This year s bcu North Coast National School Excursions will be held on Thursday 18 th and Friday the 19 th of October and is jam packed with exciting and educational activities. Each activity is focused at different pre-school and school grades and we now invite your school to participate in these activities. Some of the activities require some pre-show work but others are activities based at the Show itself. See full list below! Table of Contents: Contents Schools Excursion... 1 Register Now!... 1 excursion activities... 2 the Show... 2 Thearle Electrical Animal Nursery... 2 RSPCA EMU Education Van... 3 The Macadamia Castle Animal Shows... 3 Reptile World... 3 Community Music & Performance Stage. 4 Big Top Entertainment Circus... 4 Daily Workshops... 4 Farmer for a Day Challenge... 5 School s Competition... 7 Farm Produce, Fruit & Vegetables, Horticulture Section... 8 Murals & Scarecrows... 9 Cow Colouring in Competition Entry Form Wheelbarrow Garden Competition Student competition JUNIOR PHOTOGRAPHY CHOOK ART COMPETITION TEXTILES, TECHNOLOGICAL DESIGN, CRAFTS COOKING YOUTH ART AWARDS SCHOOLS ABORIGINAL ART COMPETITION Schools Aboriginal Art Competition Entry Form BEEF CATTLE HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAMME THE SHOW

3 Schools Excursion Register Now! Support your local community and bring your students to the Lismore Show for a day of education and fun! Thursday 18 th October or Friday 19 th October. Entry to the show is FREE for all participating school students and teachers. If your school is bringing more than 30 students, we will organise a FREE bus service from the school to the showgrounds and back. Please complete this registration form and to office@northcoastnational.com.au SCHOOL:... CONTACT:... PHONE NO: ADDRESS: Attendance day: Thursday / Friday Number of students/teachers SIGNED Date 1

4 Excursion activities the Show The variety of animals can be viewed every day, including: Boer Goats (goat care and handling demonstration) Alpacas Miniature Goats Guinea Pigs Thearle Electrical Animal Nursery Championship Cats (Saturday only) Championship Dogs (Saturday only) The Macadamia Castle Animal Shows Beef Cattle Dairy Cattle Working Dogs (Thursday only) Reptile World Poultry & Pigeons Horses Show Jumping & Stockhorse events Thearle Electrical Animal Nursery Viv's Farm Animals is a farmyard of 40 sheep, lambs, goats, kids, alpacas, crias, plus hens, chickens and ducks! All the animals are tame and everyone is encouraged to cuddle and pat them. In fact "tame" might be an understatement for some of the animals! Open every day of the Show, with Baby Animal bottle feeding at 9am and 6pm! Proudly sponsored by Thearle Electrical. 2

5 RSPCA EMU Education Van The RSPCA Qld Education Mobile Unit (EMU) is a state of the art classroom on wheels, offering an interactive journey and play based learning about animal welfare for children and adults alike. Since 2002 EMU has reached more than 440,000 people. EMU offers exciting multi-media enhanced learning stations that engage children & adults alike in interactive hands-on activities. Each learning centre focuses on key animal welfare issues faced by the community, educating visitors how they can take action to address these issues. EMU will be operating the entire three days of the North Coast National and is proudly supported by the Lismore City Council Rangers. The Macadamia Castle Animal Shows Don t miss the exciting Macadamia Castle animal shows this year at the Lismore Show. Get up close and personal with a variety of our local native wildlife bearded dragons, blue tongue lizards, the impressive woma and spotted pythons and more. Discover intimate details about their habits with an opportunity to handle some of the reptiles too! Meet Jezebel the baby black cockatoo - the newest addition to our bird show. Loads of interactive fun for everyone! Reptile World Reptile World is an exciting and professional reptile display that brings to you some of the world s most venomous snakes, including the Taipan, Brown snake, Tiger snake and many more. We also offer the opportunity to see and touch some local lizards and a large python. Shows every hour! 3

6 Community Music & Performance Stage Why not put your school on the Stage? Do you have a school choir, music group, dance group or performance group that you would like to showcase at the North Coast National? Contact our co-ordinator Libby Lund-McDonald to book your spot on our Community Stage on or elizabeth@graceevents.com.au Big Top Entertainment Circus Big Top Entertainment Circus Be mesmerized by the strength and flexibility these stunning performance provide. The aerialist themselves around the appartus, performing graceful yet highly skiful tricks whilst been suspended over 7 metres in the air. Daily Performances Daily Workshops 4

7 Farmer for a Day Challenge This program gives the opportunity for students to attend the Show and learn more about what it means to be a farmer in Australia and importantly where their food comes from. There will be interactive exhibits and displays will be open from 10am to 7pm each day. The themes of the displays and activities include: Egg collecting Vegetable digging Cow milking Colouring in Competition Plant potting Farm animal education 5

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9 S Pre-Show work required Combined school/class work Applications to Enter Close: Friday, 28 th September All School Entry Fees are FREE to the school. The entry fee is covered by the Estate of the Late George Nesbitt MLA. Delivery of Murals: Wednesday 17 th to Thursday 18 th October 2018 Delivery of Produce: Before 9am Wednesday 17 th October 2018 Collection of Exhibits: Sunday 21 st, Monday 22 nd & Tuesday 23 rd October 2018 What is the Schools Competition? A competition devoted to School Students throughout the Northern Rivers designed to encourage students to celebrate country life, sustainability and farming and compete in their local Show to showcase their school and knowledge. How do you enter? 1. Each school or class submits an Entry Form and payment for the entry fees ed to office@northcoastnational.com.au 2. Each school submits the labelled exhibits to the Lismore Showground office by the due dates below What does it cost to enter? There is no entry cost. How is the work judged and exhibited? Suitably qualified experts judge all exhibits before the commencement of the North Coast National Exhibition. Results will be displayed for the duration of the Exhibition All judging decisions are final and are not subject to appeal or protest How do you deliver and collect exhibits? Any queries contact Ian Mulligan on Mural Exhibits may be delivered to the Showgrounds Office at the Lismore Showgrounds, Alexandra Parade North Lismore between 8am & 6pm before Wednesday 17 th & Thursday 18 th October 2018 Exhibits may be collected from the Showgrounds on Sunday 21 st Monday 22 nd & Tuesday 23 rd October between 9am & 4.30pm North Coast National A&I Society acknowledges the significant bequest received over the past 60 years from the estate of the late George Nesbitt MLA. George Nesbitt ( ) was born in Ireland and migrated to Australia in In 1895 he settled in Lismore. In 1906 he had been elected Mayor of Lismore and in 1913 he was elected as the Member for Lismore in the NSW Parliament. In 1927 he resigned from the Legislative Assembly and was appointed to the NSW Legislative Council serving until George Nesbitt passed away in

10 Farm Produce, Fruit & Vegetables, Horticulture Section All exhibits of Farm Produce and Fruit and Vegetables must be delivered to Stewards in the Pavilion before 9am on Wednesday 17 th October. All produce, fruit and veg must be grown at your school Prize money Classes st $ 2 + ribbon, 2 nd $1 + ribbon Farm Produce Class 3001; Potatoes 1kg white skin, AV Class 3002; Potatoes 1kg coloured skin AV Class 3003; Sweet Potatoes 1kg white skin AV Class 3004; Sweet Potatoes 1kg coloured skin Class 3005; Giant pumpkin Class 3006; Pumpkin - any variety Class 3007; Gramma, table AOV Class 3008; Garlic - any variety Eggs Class 3009; Hens eggs white 6 Class 3010; Hens eggs brown 6 Fruit & Vegetables Class 3011; Beetroot, bunch 3 Class 3012; Beans, 200g Class 3013; Broccoli, 200g Class 3014; Cabbage, any small variety Class 3015; Capsicum, 3 Class 3016; Carrots, 3 Class 3017; Cauliflower, 1 Class 3018; Collection of herbs - named Class 3019; Lettuce, 2 large any variety Class 3020; Lettuce 2, small, any variety Class 3021; Onions, 3 any variety Class 3022; Silver Beet 6, any variety Class 3023; Snow Peas Class 3024; Peas, any variety Class 3025; Tomatoes 3 any variety, small/large Class 3026; Tomatoes, collection 3 Class 3027; Zucchini, any variety Class 3028; Any other variety vegetable Class 3029; Lemons. 3 any variety Class 3030; Mandarins, 3 any variety Class 3031; Oranges any variety, 3 Class 3032; Passionfruit, 3 Class 3033; Any other variety fruit Class 3034; Collection of 4 vegetables Class 3035; Collection of salad vegetables Class 3036; Character Vegetable or Fruit Horticulture Decorative Junior Section - 14 yrs & under Class 3037; Miniature arrangement approx 12cm high Class 3038; Arrangement in a saucer Class 3039; Posy Class 3040; Float Bowl suitable for dinner table Points Score Most successful school in classes st - $150 voucher + Trophy, 2nd - $100 voucher + Trophy, 3 rd - $50 voucher + Trophy Sponsored by Bunnings Richmond Sand Gravel & Landscaping B & B Produce Goolmangar Public School Trophies donated by I & K Mulligan Perpetual Donated By Patrick and Lena Greene 8

11 Murals & Scarecrows Pre-School/Day Care Section Class 3042 Your School Environments, eg What your School/Day Care s Environment Means to You? (Visual Arts, Science) A mural of your school's garden Group Entry Maximum size 1.2m x 1.2m 1 st $30 + certificate, 2 nd $20 + certificate, 3 rd $10 + certificate Infants Section Kindergarten - Year 2 Class Your School Environments, eg What your School/Day Care s Environment Means to You? (Visual Arts, Science) A mural of your school's garden Group entry Maximum size 1.2m x 1.2m 1 st $30 + certificate 2 nd $20 + certificate, 3 rd $10 + certificate Primary Section Year 3 to Year 6 Class Your School Environments, eg What your School/Day Care s Environment Means to You? (Visual Arts, Science) A mural of your school's garden Group entry Maximum size 1.2m x 1.2m 1 st $30 + certificate, 2 nd $20 + certificate, 3 rd $10 + certificate Open Section Class 3045 Scarecrow Make a scarecrow - no more than 120cm self standing Any medium Group Entry 1 st $30 + certificate, 2 nd $20 + certificate, 3 rd $10 + certificate 9

12 Cow Colouring in Competition See attached drawing for colouring in Pre-School/Day Care Section Class 3046; Cow Colouring In Group Entry A4 1 st Ribbon & Card, 2 nd Ribbon & Card, 3 rd Card Infants Section Kindergarten - Year 2 Class 3047; Cow Colouring In Group Entry A4 1 st Ribbon & Card, 2 nd Ribbon & Card, 3 rd Card Primary Section Year 3 to Year 6 Class 3048; Cow Colouring In Group Entry A4 1 st Ribbon & Card, 2 nd Ribbon & Card, 3 rd Card Open Section Class 3049; Cow Colouring In Group Entry A4 1 st Ribbon & Card, 2 nd Ribbon & Card, 3 rd Card Schools Exhibit is proudly sponsored by The George & Adina Nesbitt Estate 10

13 Entry Form Farm Produce, Fruit & Vegetable Murals, Scarecrow, Cow Colouring In Entries close Friday 28 th September. Please deliver your wheelbarrow to the Lismore Showgrounds between Monday 15 th and Wednesday 17 th October Name of School:.. Campus... Contact: Phone:... Address:. .. Entry Fee: $10 per school Class Number Name Number of Entries 11

14 Wheelbarrow Garden Competition This year your school can create their own garden in the confines of an ordinary wheelbarrow. Transform that rusty, neglected wheelbarrow behind the school shed into a stunning Local landscape. This is a great opportunity for school students to learn and apply their gardening skills in a fun, competitive environment. Some examples of a Local landscape may include Nimbin Rocks, Mount Warning, Byron Bay Lighthouse or the Lismore Showgrounds etc. Entries close Friday 28 th September. Please deliver your wheelbarrow to the Lismore Showgrounds between Monday 15 th and Wednesday 17 th October School Name:... Contact Name:... Contact Number: Chosen Local Landscape:... Why did you choose this landscape? List all the plants used in your garden

15 Student competition Pre-Show work required Individual Student work JUNIOR PHOTOGRAPHY Entries Due: Friday 5 th October 2018 Entry Fee: Free for Juniors All entries are to be delivered to the Show Office, Lismore Showgrounds, by Friday 5 th October 2018 and collected from Monday 22 nd from 9am. Please use Photography Entry Form (attached) Please Note Changes of Conditions of Entry s: 1. Competitors may enter 3 per class in Junior section. 2. Back of each print must bear the Image Title, Entrants name, (for Junior section, first name, surname initial & school is sufficient) phone number and entry class number 3. All prints must be mounted on stiff card. One print per mount, no frames or glass 4. Images and work to be created by Entrant and not previously displayed at Lismore Show 5. Prize Money & vouchers to be collected from office prior to 1st November No Photos will be relased from Pavillion display until Monday 22 nd October 2018 NO EXCEPTIONS. Teachers to collect students entries, organised by the School. Thanks to the Lismore Camera Club, the New Camera House & Walters Solicitors Class 6609; years - Black & White or Colour Mounted on stiff card no larger than 305 x 406mm Class; years - Small Print Mounted on stiff card no larger than 254mm x 203mm 1st $20 + $20 voucher to New Camera House, 2nd $10, 3rd $5 Rosette for Champion Junior Print judged from Class CHOOK ART COMPETITION Entries Due: Wednesday 17 th October 2018 to POULTRY PAVILION Entry Fee: Free No Entry form required Enter your chook sculpture in our Chook Art competition Can be painted cardboard, wood, ceramic or any other medium Entries must be marked with entrants age Chook Art created by kids aged 5 10 years Chook Art created by kids aged years Entries judged by the public during the show Winners announced Saturday 2pm 13

16 TEXTILES, TECHNOLOGICAL DESIGN, CRAFTS ENTRIES CLOSE: Friday 28 th September 2018 ENTRY FEE: Free PRIZE MONEY: 1 st $2, 2 nd $1 1. All work must be the exhibitors own work and have been completed within the last 3 years., 2. Every care will be taken but no responsibility accepted for loss or damage to exhibits., 3. All exhibits must be delivered to the Show Office from Monday 15 th October to Wednesday 17 th October 2018 from 8:30am - 4:30pm PRIMARY STUDENTS Class 3052; Sewing Article Class 3053; Knitting Article Class 3054; Any Other Article Class 3055; Scarf SECONDARY STUDENTS Years 7 & 8 Class 3056; Garment in woven fabric Class 3057; Garment in stretch fabric Class 3058; Cushion Cover Class 3059; Garment - skirt, top or pants Class 3060; Textile accessory eg Bag, hat, Sunglasses case Class 3061; Textile article or garment featuring applied design Class 3062; Best Machine Article Class 3063; Best Pyjamas Class 3064; Best Shorts Class 3065; Miscellaneous (an item or garment not covered in the above) Class 3066; School Woodwork Size restrictions may apply due to limited space Years 9 & 10 Class 3067; Garment - skirt /shorts/trousers Class 3068; Garment - blouse or shirt Class 3069; Garment - outfit Class 3070; T shirt or Sloppy Joe Class 3071; T shirt or Sloppy Joe showing some form of applied creative design Class 3072; Garment/Article not covered above Class 3073; Garment/Article showing students ability to apply design Class 3074; Garment/Article with fabric decorations e.g. painting/creative embroidery Class 3075; Toddlers clothing 4. All exhibits collected from Mon 22 th October 2018 from 9am Please use General Entry Form (attached) Class 3076; Infants clothing Class 3077; Cushion cover Class 3078; Miscellaneous Garment / article Class 3079; Best Machine Article Class 3080; Soft furnishing item including applied design e.g. quilting, piecing, printing Class 3081; School Woodwork Class 3082; Woodturning Size restrictions may apply due to limited space Years 11 & 12 Class 3083; Garment woven or stretch fabric Class 3084; Creative Garment showing design skill Class 3085; Garment or article using machine embroidery Class 3086; Cushion Cover Class 3087; Best Machine Article Class 3088; Decorative Bag Class 3089; Any Other Article Class 3090; School Metal Work Size restrictions may apply due to limited space CHAMPION TEXTILE & DESIGN ARTICLE/ GARMENT Rosette $10.00 Donated by Leana Greene DESIGN FOLIO SECTION Folio/Similar presentation displaying the student s creative aptitude & skill in management, design principles, information & presentation of information for their proposal. Class 3093; Year 8 Class 3094; Years 9 / 10 Class 3095; Years 11 / 12 MOST SUCCESSFUL SECONDARY SCHOOL Combined Point Score - $50 Sponsored by Nesbitt Estate 14

17 COOKING PRIMARY SCHOOL SECTION Entries close: Friday 14 th September 2018; Entry Fee: Free Prize Money: 1 st $2, 2 nd $1 Delivery times for cooking exhibits: prior to 11am Wednesday 17 th October When dropping off exhibits please sign in with stewards Please use General Entry form (attached) Entries to be displayed on foil cardboard please. Class 3097; Best Cake made with pkt cake mixno icing Class 3098; Patty Cakes plain 4 Class 3099; Scones 4 Class 3100; Slice 4 pcs any variety Class 3101; Pikelets 4 Class 3102; Best Decorated Patty Cake, 3 Class 3103; Anzac Biscuits, 4 Class 3104; Jam Drops, 4 Class 3105; Rock Cakes, 4 Class 3106; Muffins Savoury or Sweet, 3 Class 3107; Lemon Spread, 1 jar Class 3108; Passionfruit Spread, 1 jar Class 3109; Jam 1 jar any variety Class 3110; Pickles 1 jar any variety Class 3111; Health Loaf, ingredients to be listed & presented with the product Class 3112; Healthy School lunch box Class 3113; Decorated Arrowroot Biscuits 3 Class 3114; Biscuit Any Other Variety Class 3115; Sourdough MOST SUCCESSFUL PRIMARY SCHOOL Combined point score - $50 donated by Diamond Service Centre SECONDARY SCHOOL SECTION Entries close: Friday 14 th September 2018; Entry Fee: Free Prize Money: 1 st $2, 2 nd $1 Delivery times for cooking exhibits: prior to 11am Wednesday 17 th October Please use General Entry form (attached) Entries to be displayed on foil cardboard please. Class 3132; Sourdough Class 3117; 5-minute cake Class 3134; Biscuit Any Other Variety, 4 Class 3118; Patty Cakes plain 4 Class 3119; Scones 4 WOODWORK Class 3120; Slice 4 pcs any variety Class 3121; Pikelets 4 Size restrictions may apply due to limited Class 3122; Best Decorated Patty Cake, 3 space Class 3123; Anzac Biscuits, 4 Class 3137; Item of Furniture Class 3124; Jam Drops, 4 Class 3138; Woodturning Article Class 3125; Rock Cakes, 4 Class 3139; Hand Carving Class 3126; Muffins Savoury or Sweet, 3 Class 3140; Laser Carving Class 3127; Lemon Spread, 1 jar Class 3141; Intarsia Class 3128; Passionfruit Spread, 1 jar Class 3142; Small Item of Woodwork e.g. Class 3129; Jam 1 jar any variety ornament, small box Class 3130; Pickles 1 jar any varie Class 3143; Model Class 3131; Health Loaf, ingredients to be listed & presented with the product 15

18 YOUTH ART AWARDS ENTRIES CLOSE: Friday 14 th September 2018 ENTRY FEE: Free Please use TURSA Art Prize Entry form (attached) 1. The entry must be the child s own original and unaided work and have been completed in the previous two years. Entries must be framed or suitably mounted with D-rings (1cm min) and hanging wire or mounted on cardboard with velcro on the back. 2. Delivery time for works Monday 15 th October from 9am to 4pm. Artworks to be delivered to the Gem Club Pavilion, Lismore Showgrounds. Collection from Monday 22 nd October from 9.00am. 3. Prize Money: All prize money/vouchers to be collected from the Showgrounds Office. No prize money will be paid after Thursday 1 st November ENTRY FORM MUST BE COMPLETED & SUBMITTED SPACE IS LIMITED Class 6628; Under 13 Years Hanging 2D Work - any subject, any medium 1st Prize: $25 CASH + Voucher from Premier Art & Picture Framing 2nd Prize: $15 CASH + Voucher from Uptown Picture Framing 3rd Prize: $10 CASH Class 6629; 13 Years - 18 Years Hanging 2D Work - any subject, any medium 1st Prize: $25 2nd Prize: $15 3rd Prize: $10 Premier Art & Picture Framing 69 Magellan St, LISMORE

19 SCHOOLS ABORIGINAL ART COMPETITION PRIMARY SECTION Year Three Year Six HIGH SCHOOL SECTION Year Seven Year Twelve Create an Aboriginal painting on A4 paper The winning paintings will be used below and in the 2018 Aboriginal Art Exhibition Schedule CONDITIONS Entries Close: Friday 14 th September 2018 No late entries will be accepted Entry forms must be returned to Show Office or posted to Assistant Secretary, North Coast National A & I Society Inc., PO Box 109, Lismore 2480 by the above date. Fax: or office@northcoastnational.com.au 1. This Competition is open to school students 2. Each artwork MUST show the following: Title of Artwork, Story, Artist on card attached to the front of the exhibit. 3. All exhibits to be displayed for the duration of the Exhibition. If too many entries are received, selection for hanging in the Exhibition space will be decided by the Committee. Excess entries may be displayed elsewhere if space permits. The Committee reserves the right to withhold any entry which it considers unsuitable. 4. Exhibits will be released from 10am Sunday 21 st October no exhibits released on Saturday. Exhibits not collected on Sunday will be available from the Show Grounds Office from Monday 22 nd October during business hours. All exhibits not collected by 5pm on Monday 22 nd remain at owner s own risk. 5. The Committee reserves the right to have any work reproduced in the press or on television. 17

20 Schools Aboriginal Art Competition Entry Form Name of School:... Contact:..Phone:... Address: Section Primary Secondary Number of Entries Please complete details above and return to: - North Coast National A&I Society Inc PO Box 109 LISMORE NSW 2480 Fax: office@northcoastnational.com.au All forms to be received to North Coast National prior to 14 th September 2018 with artwork to be delivered Friday 12 th to Wedneesday 17 th October from 9.00am to 5.00pm. Exhibits to be delivered to the Showgrounds Office, Lismore Showgrounds. Any queries please contact us on

21 BEEF CATTLE HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAMME THURSDAY EDUCATION DAY A Program for High School Agricultural Students will be run on Thursday 18 th October at the Lismore Showground Cattle Ring 8.30am Start The focus will be an education day on Beef Cattle. Students will receive instruction on Steer and Female Cattle assessment, how to select, prepare and parade Cattle. Teachers will need to nominate numbers of students they will be bringing, broken down into 2 groups: (1) Novice or (2) Intermediate & Advanced. NOTE: All students receive information on selecting the type of animal being judged, before they have to assess the cattle themselves. Students will need a biro. A concession entry for students accompanied by a teacher will be $5.00 each. The SCHOOLS LED STEER COMPETITION is run on Thursday 18 th. See entry schedule booklet for details The JUNIOR HEIFER COMPETITION will also run this year. See entry schedule booklet for details. your nominations for Thursday Education Day on Beef Cattle to office@northcoastnational.com.au on or before 14 th September 2018 including the following details: - School Name Novice Intermediate & Advanced Total Coming For further information please refer to our Beef Cattle Schedule 19

22 DAIRY CATTLE YOUTH PROGRAMME FRIDAY 19 th OCTOBER am: Competitors to register at the Stewards Office (beside the canteen) 10.30am: Assemble at Judging rings (this will be at the completion of heifer classes) Competitors must have already registered at the Stewards Office. Short talk on Judging Techniques/Anatomy of a Cow plus a careers address on Youth Involvement in the Dairy Industry. This will be followed by Junior Judging then Junior Paraders RULES & REGULATIONS 1. Age of competitors are to be taken from the day of competition 2. In Paraders competition, paraders may use their own or borrowed show animals providing all animals paraded are exhibited in general classes 3. Competitors will be required to assess two groups of four cows. There will be approximately six finalists in each division of the competition. Finalists will be required to judge a further group of four cows and make an oral presentation of reasons for their placings. 4. There will be no contact of any kind by any competitor with any person who is a spectator or competitor at the Youth Programme from the beginning of the competition until results are announced. Any such contact will result in disqualification. 5. Suitable attire must be worn, including covered shoes, either breed or school uniform. 6. Mobile phones are to be turned off while in the judging ring. 7. First & second placegetters in Class 2001 are eligible to compete in the State Final at the Royal Easter Show provided they reside within the boundaries of Group One and are aged over 15 and under 25 years on 1 st May Please contact the North Coast National office or website for full details on rules & regulations. Junior Judging Class 2000; 14 years & under 1 st $50 2 nd $40 3 rd $30 Class 2001; 15 years & under 25 years 1 st $100 2 nd $80 3 rd $60 Junior Parading Class 2002; 9 years & under 1 st $20 2 nd $15 3 rd $10 4 th $5 5 th $5 Class 2003; 10 years & under 14 yrs 1 st $30 2 nd $25 3 rd $20 4 th $15 5 th $10 Class 2004; 15 years & under 25 yrs 1 st $50 2 nd $40 3 rd $30 4 th $25 5 th $20 For further information please refer to North Coast National Dairy Spectacular Schedule 20

23 THE SHOW THURSDAY 18 th FRIDAY 19 th SATURDAY 20 th ON THE GROUNDS EMERGENCY SERVICES DISPLAY YOUNG FARMERS CHALLENGE ABORIGINAL SCHOOLS ART DISPLAY BANYAM/BAIGHAM ART SPACE NEW CAR DISPLAYS MACHINERY ALLEY FINE ARTS PAVILION WOODCHOPS (Friday & Saturday) HORSE EVENTS Main Arena SHOWJUMPING Saturday BIG TOP CIRCUS & WORKSHOPS RSPCA EMU VAN NEWCASTLE PERMANENT LEGO CHALLENGE QUILT DISPLAY POULTRY EXHIBITS & CHOOK ART THEARLE ELECTRICAL ANIMAL NURSERY OLD TIME MACHINERY DISPLAY TURSA ART PRIZE BEEF CATTLE COMPETITION SIDE SHOW ALLEY SHOWTIME SHOW BAGS DOCK DOGS NOAH PIGS RACING LIVE FISHING SHOW GRAFFITI ART JUMP BUCK N FUN IN THE RING FIREWORKS Nightly 8.30pm 9pm Saturday WIN a Ride in a speedway car Thursday/Friday WIN a ride in the Monster Truck Quad Bike Races Nightly on the Track Rodeo Saturday Night All TRILLS and SPILLS Friday Night BETTA LIVING Stunt Bike Riders GLOBE OF DEATH - Bike Stunt Riders 21

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