Rotary Club Youth Speaks Debate

On Tuesday 22^nd November a team of Year 9 students competed in the Decorum Area heat of the Rotary Club Youth Speaks Debate Competition. The team consisted of  Rowan How (Chairperson), Katherine Willis (Proposer) and Matilda Harrison-Maggs (Opposer). They emerged winners, beating the teams from Kings Langley and Ashlyns School. They will now proceed to the semi-final round of the competition in February 2023.

The team of three speakers were supported by Katie Lagston and Nathan Wright who are members of the Year 9 public speaking group.

A huge well done to our students – we are really looking forward to seeing them excel in the next round of competition!

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