Rose Bay victory

The
Catholic Weekly
Online

Sydney
2 November 2003

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Rose Bay victory

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Rose Bay victory

Students from Kincoppal-Rose Bay – pictured, from left: Catherine Goodfellow, Samantha Williams, Alex Storey and Abigail McCarthy – have reasoned and argued their way into first place of the senior debating category at the Independent Girls’ Schools’ Speaking Competition for the second year in a row.

The competition is fought out between 25 girls’ schools across the state whose skills are challenged in debating, current affairs, poetry presentations, public speaking, reading, drama and religious and ethical questions.

Kincoppal-Rose Bay came third in the overall placings, after PLC and MLC.

English teacher Mrs Elizabeth Webster said: “It’s an emotion-charged event running over 18 hours in one weekend and is quite challenging for all the girls and staff involved and requires a great deal of preparation and skill.”