Description: Title card featuring a child's drawing: 'The Fete 1970'.

Shot of a big sign, 'Fun Fair', over an entrance to the estate. Shot of the grounds from a high position (probably taken from the tower block). [00:20] High shot zooms into the bingo area. Closer shots of the woman calling bingo numbers, while the participants sit at table marking their cards. Close-ups and medium shots of the participants.

[00:51] High shot of the white elephant stall and games tables. Closer shots of the women behind the stalls and people looking at the second-hand goods. High shot of the refreshment tent; then closer shots of the people standing the tent and the women inside pouring orange squash.

[01:34] High shot of the games tables. Closer shots of children at the 'Clear the Lines' game; they roll pennies onto a board of numbers divided by lines.

[02:00] At another stand, children throw soft balls to try and knock down stacked tin cans.

[02:45] At the raffle stand a man calls out numbers picked out of a box by someone in the crowd. Two black boys stand together in the crowd; one wins a dart board.

[03:12] Children compete in sack races.

[04:15] At another game of throwing soft balls, a girl wins a goldfish. More shots of the white elephant stall. Back at the stacks of tin cans, an elderly woman knocks over two cans.

[05:20] Shot of two signs: 'Get Your Cocoanut Ice Here, price 6d and 7d each' and 'Top of the Pops for Popcorn, 6d a bag'. Shots of the food tables, particularly one with little packets of what appears to be toffee.

[05:42] At a games table, a boy drops pennies into a bucket of water.

[05:59] A group of girls in matching floral outfits do a circle dance.

[06:40] Children practise for the egg-and-spoon race, then run the race. Same title card from the beginning of the film, but written over with 'The End'.

This film has a mixture of shots, from overviews of the stalls filmed from high up the tower block, to medium-shots of the milling crowds, to close-ups of individuals. The different sections of the film are divided by shots of the milling crowd.