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Can You Spot the Odd One Out? Children's competition for the summer holiday

Posted by Susie Holden on August 6, 2017 at 7:40am in Community News, Info, Issues

Can You Spot the Odd One Out?

Children's competition from the Muswell Hill and Fortis Green Residents' Association
From 22nd July to 31st August
The Odd One Out is a MHFGA summer competition for children to spot mystery objects in selected Muswell Hill shop windows. Children aged 12 and under can take part - just pick up an entry form from Muswell Hill Library from 22nd July or download it from our website www.mhfga.org/oddoneout).
The idea is to find the odd, strange or unexpected object in the windows of the shops taking part, for example a tin of beans in a toy shop or a spanner in a bookshop.
All participating shops will display a poster with their number. Children need to write down the object they spot in the shop window against the number on the entry form. We have 40 Everyman cinema tickets to give away as prizes!

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