Carmel College has achieved remarkable success in the second round of the prestigious English Speaking Union’s Schools’ Mace competition. The team, consisting of Alex Thompson, Michel Hachem, and Finley Crookes, demonstrated exceptional debating skills and critical thinking, securing their place in the next round.
Debate Topic: “This House Believes musical works should not be copyrightable”
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- Proposition: Carmel College
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- Opposition: The Queen’s School, Chester
In this debate, Carmel College, represented by Alex, Michel, and Fin, argued convincingly against the copyrightability of musical works. Their well-structured arguments and persuasive delivery impressed the judges, leading to a decisive victory for Carmel College.
Out of the six teams that competed, only two advanced to the next stage. Carmel College’s outstanding performance has earned them a spot in the regional final, where they will continue to showcase their debating prowess.
The success of Carmel College in this round is a testament to the hard work and dedication of Alex, Michel, and Fin. Their ability to articulate complex ideas and engage in thoughtful debate has set a high standard for future rounds. The team looks forward to continuing their journey in the competition and showcasing their talents on a larger stage.
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