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 Girls are trained to
participate in Word Schools Style Debating.This style is not only used during Rotary Debating Competitions, but prepares them for debating in the same style at Universities and Technicons. During these competitions a school enters a junior and senior team. Grade 8 and 9's may enter the Junior Section and the Grade 11 and 12 the Senior Section. Grade 10 learners may enter either the Junior or the Senior Section. Each team consists of 3 speakers. Debaters are trained to be a first, second or third speaker. Tuesday 7 October 2008 Musa Gwebani participated in the International Debating and Public Speaking Trials held at Parklands High School these holidays. There were 120 competitors from all over South Africa who participated and Musa came fifth in the country in the Persuasive Speaking section. She acquitted herself very well in the Debating section and gave an excellent presentation with the prepared reading. We are very proud of her achievement and wish her every success next year with Public Speaking and Debating. Congratulations, Musa! Monday 05 March 2007 Congratulations to the Senior Debating Team, who won their debate against De Kuilen High School in Kuils River. Musa Gwebani won Best Speaker for the evening. The win has done wonders to both the Junior and Senior teams, as it has boosted their confidence and is an invaluable learning experience. We would like to wish both teams the best of luck in their future debating endeavours.
Saturday 05 August 2006 Sans Souci
Representatives:
Tuesday 02 March
2006
Wednesday 10
August 2005: NPI Debate “Prisoners should be allowed to vote and Companies should give employees free Aids drugs.” Sans Souci opposed the first motion and proposed the latter. Our girls offered excellent arguments in both debates and were announced the winners on both occasions. We were the only team (out of six schools) that won both debates. We were announced as the Winners of this tournament and will be debating against the North West Province on 18 August 2005 in Kimberley. Our girls will also represent the Western Cape at the National NPI Competition in October. Congratulations to Lauren, Anele and Natasha. You have indeed done your school proud.
Tuesday 19 July 2005
Juniors: Privately owned handguns should be
banned Monday 11 April
2005:
Rotary Debate Eleni Good, Lauren Joseph and Sadeeqah Kirsten did a magnificent job and won the debate. Congratulations to Sadeeqah who shared the Best Speakers Award with the rebuttal speaker from Windsor. Well done girls! Monday 28 February
2005
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On
this day six girls represented Sans Souci at a debating competition hosted
by UCT. Sans Souci went unbeaten for the day and come out tops, beating a
shadow team of Rondebosch and Plumstead High, Plumstead High A team as well
as Bishops A. This is a great achievement and I extend a big ‘Thank You’ to
the girls who gave up their Saturday to participate.
Both teams
won the first round of Rotary Debate against Fairbairn College! Special
congratulations to Natasha, who coached the Junior Team. Thanks also to the
girls who were our excellent support, and last but not least to MR
CHANDLERS’ Magic Emergency Bus Service.