ROTARY'S YOUTH SPEAKS COMPETITION

2023 Competition organized by Rotary Club of Stourbridge

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Youth Speaks – A Debate

is a competition offered by Rotary in the British Isles to young people to enable them to develop and to practise skills of preparing, presenting and debating issues of importance .

The Rotary Club of Stourbridge is delighted to welcome students from Haybridge High School, King Edward VII Sixth Form College, Pedmore High School and Redhill School who have elected to participate in this local round of a national competition.

Parents, supporters, teachers and visitors are invited to form the audience that enables this to become a real event. You are welcome to attend the event at times convenient to you and to be guided to a seat by our stewards who will assist you.

Winning teams will progress to the next round at Campion School, Leamington Spa on 4^th March.

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