Jack Beswick (Y13) and Alex Forber (Y9) came top of the group stage;
beating nine other schools overall, and were subsequently entered in the finalist debate in front of hundreds
of students and sustainability experts
across the country and representatives from Germany. The judges and the Eco
Schools charity commented on how well they had presented their arguments. They were a
credit to themselves and to Hope Academy.
Jack and Alex before the final |
Their arguments for the debate were very challenging, yet
were able to confidently put across their points. In the final debate
motion Alex and Jack had to oppose, “Properly harnessed, renewable resources
can supply all our energy needs."
During the group stage they had to propose, “Fracking is the only solution to our energy needs” and oppose “Local production of food is the only way to a sustainable future”.
They were narrowly beaten by the other finalist team, but showed great passion throughout the contest.
During the group stage they had to propose, “Fracking is the only solution to our energy needs” and oppose “Local production of food is the only way to a sustainable future”.
They were narrowly beaten by the other finalist team, but showed great passion throughout the contest.
Hope Students showcasing their app project at the market place |
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