Schools Poster Competition: Taking Part - Edinburgh Festival Fringe
Schools Poster Competition: Taking Part - Edinburgh Festival Fringe
Schools Poster Competition: Taking Part - Edinburgh Festival Fringe
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‘Our involvement with the<br />
poster competition has been<br />
a very inspiring and positive<br />
experience, not only for<br />
shortlisted pupils, but for all<br />
our pupils who got involved.<br />
It gives our pupils a<br />
chance to work as graphic<br />
designers in the real world.’<br />
Gillian Alexander, Art<br />
Teacher, Alloa Academy<br />
Photo by Janeanne Gilchrist<br />
@ Unit Photography<br />
Entry specifications<br />
• Your pupils’ poster designs should reflect the<br />
spontaneous energy and fun of the <strong>Edinburgh</strong> <strong>Festival</strong><br />
<strong>Fringe</strong> – the more original the design, the better.<br />
• We are looking for an eye-catching and colourful<br />
design that would be suitable for reproduction on a<br />
range of merchandise.<br />
• Entries must be received by Friday 16 March 2012.<br />
• The competition is only open to pupils aged 5 – 16<br />
years old from schools in Scotland.<br />
• The pupil’s name, age, school and school region must<br />
be clearly marked on the reverse of each entry.<br />
• Include the entry form (found at the bottom of the<br />
enclosed letter) with any artwork submissions. Only<br />
one entry form is needed per class.<br />
• Entries must be A3 size, portrait layout (approx.<br />
287mm wide x 420mm high), and should not be<br />
mounted.<br />
• Entries must be the pupil’s original artwork, and should<br />
not include the words ‘<strong>Edinburgh</strong> <strong>Festival</strong> <strong>Fringe</strong>’ or the<br />
festival dates.<br />
• Although any materials or media can be used to create<br />
or inspire the posters, the final entries must be a twodimensional<br />
representation of these ideas.<br />
• The use of pencil, fluorescent ink or metallics should be<br />
avoided as these will not show up well when the poster<br />
is printed.<br />
Terms and Conditions<br />
• Entries must be received by Friday 16 March 2012.<br />
Late entries will not be accepted.<br />
• Only posters that win a place in the exhibition will be<br />
retained. We cannot return or offer for collection any<br />
other entries. <strong>Poster</strong>s featured in the exhibition can be<br />
collected between 01 and 30 September 2012 from<br />
the <strong>Edinburgh</strong> <strong>Festival</strong> <strong>Fringe</strong> office, 180 High Street.<br />
On 01 October 2012, any posters that have not been<br />
collected will be disposed of.<br />
• The winner of the <strong>Schools</strong> <strong>Poster</strong> <strong>Competition</strong> 2012<br />
shall assign to the <strong>Edinburgh</strong> <strong>Festival</strong> <strong>Fringe</strong> Society, in<br />
perpetuity, all copyright of the winning artwork.<br />
• The <strong>Edinburgh</strong> <strong>Festival</strong> <strong>Fringe</strong> Society reserves the<br />
right to use part of or the entire image of the winning<br />
artwork on any <strong>Fringe</strong> merchandise or promotional<br />
material.<br />
• Submissions that do not meet the deadline or entry<br />
specifications will not be considered.<br />
• The schools that have short-listed posters (including the<br />
winner, runners-up and commendations) will be notified<br />
in April 2012 by post.<br />
• Artwork and completed entry forms should be<br />
submitted via post or in person (10:00 – 17:00,<br />
Monday – Friday) to:<br />
<strong>Edinburgh</strong> <strong>Festival</strong> <strong>Fringe</strong> Society,<br />
180 High Street, <strong>Edinburgh</strong><br />
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