Sangrur: Vasant Valley Public School holds intra-school debate competition

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Updated At : 05:00 AM Jul 26, 2025 IST

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The school organised an intra-school debate competition, providing students with a platform to develop their public speaking and critical thinking skills. The event witnessed enthusiastic participation from students across various grades, with each participant expressing their viewpoints confidently and articulately on a range of contemporary topics. The first, second and third position holders were awarded certificates of merit in recognition of their outstanding performances As the Beas House secured the first position, Ravi came second and Jhelum secure the rank. In addition, best speakers in the competition Seeratpreet Kaur (Ravi House) and Vanshdeep Singh (Jhelum House) received a special achievement certificates for exceptional debating skills and persuasive delivery.

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