Recommended slogans for a high school cultural festival: A roundup of school festival themes

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The cultural festival slogan is an important element that symbolizes that year’s festival.

You probably want a slogan that reflects the image of the festival that year—something like “We want students to feel a sense of unity,” “We want it to capture the spirit of youth,” or “It should be humorous and fun,” and so on.

In this article, we’ll introduce recommended slogan ideas.

Since these suggestions are geared toward high school students, we’ve included not only trendy ideas but also four-character idioms with beautiful meanings that you don’t hear every day, as well as longer English phrases.

Use this as a reference when choosing your slogan!

Recommended slogans for high school cultural festivals: A compilation of school festival themes (21–30)

with all one’s might

The phrase “issho-kenmei” means to put forth your utmost effort in one place.

How about using this word as a slogan for your sports day or athletic festival? These events are important days where you enjoy friendly competition with your teammates.

By giving your all, you strengthen your bonds with them.

When you approach things with issho-kenmei, you create more happy memories.

Cherish the spirit of moving toward the same goal, adopt this slogan, and enjoy your sports day to the fullest together with your friends!

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We are the one

These words are filled with a passionate spirit that symbolizes team unity.

While every classmate has their own strengths and individuality, everyone can join forces toward the single goal of the school festival.

It’s the perfect slogan for times when you want to move forward without forgetting the feeling of joining hands with your teammates.

For food stalls or presentations, it would be great to take on projects that make the most of teamwork.

Incorporating a design with multiple hands supporting a single star into posters and pamphlets will better convey the image of working together.

These words empower everyone to unite their hearts and strive for the success of the school festival.

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Recommended slogans for high school cultural festivals: A collection of school festival themes (31–40)

Beyond the limit

These words convey a strong determination to push beyond our limits and take on challenges like never before.

A school festival is not only a chance to showcase our daily efforts, but also an opportunity to discover a new side of ourselves.

Displaying this slogan will inspire each team to strive harder than ever.

It can be reflected in many ways—such as attempting more demanding performances on stage or incorporating unprecedented creativity into decorations and events.

If you aim for a festival that celebrates the joy of taking on challenges, this is the perfect slogan.

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Braek through

This is a slogan that expresses the strength to push forward, overcoming difficulties and obstacles.

Even when things don’t go as planned at the school festival, it carries a message of not giving up and working together to get through it.

By planning a food booth with unprecedented ideas or putting on stage performances with bold production, you can embody a spirit of challenge.

Using imagery of shattering rock or motifs of bursting powerfully into the sky on posters and pamphlets will convey the slogan’s meaning even more clearly.

By joining forces to break through and find a way forward, that sense of accomplishment will surely make the school festival something special.

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Every day is a new day.

A slogan that conveys a positive feeling that every day is a new start.

Even when preparations for the school festival aren’t going well, it can be a cue to reset and take on the challenge with a fresh mindset.

It’s a theme that values the process of growing step by step while you and your classmates or clubmates keep trying different ideas every day.

For decorations and posters, using motifs like the morning sun or new sprouts can express a hopeful image.

For stage performances, it’s also recommended to come up with a uniquely “you” style of production unlike anything you’ve done before.

With the mindset of enjoying today more than yesterday and tomorrow more than today, you can make the school festival even more memorable.

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Make you happy

These words honestly express the desire to bring smiles to everyone who takes part.

It’s not just about us having fun, but creating a place where those who come can also enjoy themselves.

It becomes an opportunity to plan concepts and performances that value the spirit of hospitality.

At food stalls, aiming for cheerful customer service, and in stage presentations, incorporating ideas that let the audience get excited together, are especially effective.

Using smiling faces and colorful designs in pamphlets and posters conveys the warm atmosphere of the entire cultural festival.

It’s a wonderful theme that brightens our own hearts by making someone else smile.

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Over the top

These words express a determination to break free from common assumptions and limits and to draw out our full potential.

A school festival is a perfect opportunity to take on challenges we can’t usually attempt.

By adopting this slogan, it will naturally create an atmosphere where everyone aims higher.

Whether it’s inventing never-before-seen menu items for food stalls or tackling difficult dances and plays on stage, we can approach every scene with a mindset of breaking through our limits.

Incorporating imagery of crossing mountains or soaring into the sky in posters and stage backdrops will further convey the slogan’s meaning.

It’s a powerful slogan that will help make the school festival a truly special memory.

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