I agree with Dave. The group leaders are key. Ours was very good and made it fun for the families. The families that split off and started their own group never did as well. The parents made it a money and political thing and the kids hated it. The groups that stayed close and tight were like extended family and they worked well together.
I never did a group leader position, but did sign up for project leader. The group leader organized the club group and project leaders helped the kids learn about their projects and organized the projects. As a project leader I held clinics open to all groups in the county. I taught fitting and showmanship clinics. Kids in any group that attended were always the kids doing the best at fair. I would hold half day clinics at the fair grounds three times a year. Kids brought their projects with them and practiced fitting and showmanship. This gave the kids the opportunity to meet kids from other groups and visit too.
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