Description: The film appears to be a record of a summer fete for the Shirley Schools, Croydon. It is filmed on some playing fields and shows boys and girls performing various dances and competing in games. The dances include a maypole routine, 'traditional' Welsh and Dutch dancing in costume, a 'cavalry dance' with some children playing horses, and a performance by 'wooden soldiers'. The sporting competition comes in the form of a pillow fight, a bun eating race, an obstacle race, a flag race and a 220 yard dash (won by Albert Camp). The film ends with a sequence about children leaving school at 16 and being provided with clothing suitable for employment, and a 'situation'. Two such children are shown on their way to work for the first time: May Grove who is going to service and the running race victor Albert Camp, described as now feeling a man 'ready to take his place in the world'.