Special Regulations for the Evaluation of Youth Development Exhibits at New Zealand National Exhibitions
[Approved 22 July 2006]
Note: Youth Development is not a recognized FIP class. An award won for a youth development exhibit judged under the following national regulations will not qualify for entry in an FIP exhibition.
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Objectives |
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The objectives of this class are to:
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Exhibits |
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2.1 | There are three age sections: Age Class A. below age 13 years – 8 or 16 pages, and Age Class B. age 13 – 15 years – 8 or 16 pages, and Age Class C. age 16 – 21 years – 16 pages.”Age” is taken as the person’s age at 1 January in the year of competition. |
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2.2 | All normal national classes are included in both age sections – there is no separation into Thematic and other classes. An Open Class type of exhibit should be judged in the same way as other exhibits but the non-philatelic material should not overwhelm the philatelic items. | ||||||||||||||||
2.3 | The exhibit must have a title and a statement giving the purpose or objective of the exhibit is expected on the title page. A short tabulated plan is not mandatory but may be included. | ||||||||||||||||
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Judging Criteria |
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Exhibits should be judged bearing in mind it is a youth development class and not a national class. Points should be awarded out of 25 for: | |||||||||||||||||
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Treatment:
Knowledge:
Material:
Presentation: – neat and tidy, good balance
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Awards |
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Every exhibitor will be given:
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