Pupils have their voices heard at contest

STUDENTS demonstrated their public speaking skills in the group round of the Youth Speaks competition.
By The Newsroom
Published 26th Jan 2018, 20:54 BST
Updated 26th Jan 2018, 20:57 BST
Myles Jauncey, Luka Mankiewicz and Ellen Flewitt at Youth SpeaksMyles Jauncey, Luka Mankiewicz and Ellen Flewitt at Youth Speaks
Myles Jauncey, Luka Mankiewicz and Ellen Flewitt at Youth Speaks

The event, run by the Rotary Clubs of Fareham and Fareham Meon, saw seven teams from Boundary Oak School, Cams Hill School and Fareham Academy give presentations on issues and hot topics.

Winners in the intermediate section were from Boundary Oak School with an inspiring talk on ‘Growth Mindset’, a system that helps people achieve their goals through perseverance and resilience.

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Mayor of Fareham, Councllor Mr Geoff Fazackerley judged the event with Rotarian Peter Pollard, President Elect of the Rotary Club of Fareham Meon and John Landaw from the Rotary Club of Fareham. Prizes were presented by Bob Marshall, President of the Rotary Club of Fareham and Rotarian Michael Cleaves, the organiser of the event.

The winning teams go through to the next round on February 7 at Park Community School, Havant.

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