2019/20 Youth Speaks- Sawston Win again
Sawston win at District level
Having beaten The Perse school at Club Level, Sawston Village went on to beat Impington Village College at the District level. They now progress to the Regional round held on 21st March.
Different rules have come into force this year which require a debate system.
The adjudicator was Gillian Powell, who is a retired head - specialist in Spoken English. She had her work cut out to decide between the teams.
The Perse topic was "Should we ban palm oil products in the UK".
SVC topic was "Those in the public eye have a moral duty to uphold society's values"
The winners were Sawston Village College who go through to the next round "District Finals" which takes place on 8th February at King Edward 6th School Bury St Edmunds
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100 anniversary WW1
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This Week Sue Coles PR Chair gave a presentation giving us some ideas to build new membership
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Our Speaker was Isobel Blakeley
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ex club member talked about eClub of East Anglia
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August 2019 edition
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It is hoped to hold this event later in the year
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Honour given to exceptional service
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Helping carers
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This years beneficiaries
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Evani Radiya-Dixit
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A group of us visited this remarkable world leading facility which researches the genome and how they can help serious conditions
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