| |
German
Schools Debating Championships
2009- 9th German
Schools Debating Championship 2009
from 11th - 14th June
All schools with active English-language debating societies
are again encouraged to send their teams. We want not merely to find the
best team in Germany, but to give everybody – both beginners and
more experienced debaters – the chance to get to know the others,
to debate together and simply enjoy themselves. Your team should consist
of five debaters and one coach, who will function as one of the judges.
Every team must be prepared to debate either side of any of the motions
determined upon. We are very proud to welcome you all here in Baden-Württemberg
and looking forward to seeing you!
Yours Angelika
Winner: Lessing-Gymnasium Winnenden
The finalists were the Lessing-Gymnasium Winnenden, the
winner, against the Sophie-Barat-Schule Hamburg on a 4:1 split decision.
THE GRAND FINAL 10.00 AT KURSAAL Stuttgart-BAD CANNSTATT
SUNDAY, JUNE 14TH, FINAL DEBATE AND AWARDS,
Motion: THBT violations of human rights should be relentlessly prosecuted.
ranking
(+ SINGLE SPEAKERS, pdf)
 
2008 - 8th German
Schools Debating Championship 2008
from 1st - 4th May
Winner: Max-Born-Gymnasium Backnang
The finalists were once again the Max-Born-Gymnasium Backnang,
the winner, against the Königin-Olga-Stift Stuttgart on a 3:2 split
decision.
THE GRAND FINAL 10.00 AT KURSAAL Stuttgart-BAD CANNSTATT
SUNDAY, MAY 4TH, FINAL DEBATE AND AWARDS,
Motion: TH WOULD ASSASSINATE ITS ENEMIES
2007
- 7th German Schools Debating Championship 2007 in Stuttgart from 17th–20th
May 2007
Winner: Taus-Gymnasium Backnang
Final (May 20th, Stuttgart):
Taus-Gymnasium Backnang vs St.Benno-Gymnasium Dresden = 4:3
Semi-Finals:
St.Benno-Gymnasium Dresden vs Landesgymnasium Schwäbisch-Gmünd
= 3:2
Taus-Gymnasium Backnang vs Sophie-Barat-Schule Hamburg = 3:2
Quarter-Finals:
Salier-Gymnasium Waiblingen vs Landesgymnasium Schwäbisch-Gmünd
= 1:2
Hölderlin-Gymnasium Stuttgart vs St.Benno-Gymnasium Dresden = 1:2
Karls-Gymnasium Stuttgart vs Sophie-Barat-Schule Hamburg = 1:2
Max-Born-Gymnasium Backnang vs Taus-Gymnasium Backnang = 1:2
ranking
(pdf)
The motions for the prepared debates are:
Final: TH would encourage the US to base missile defences in eastern Europe
Prelim. Rounds :
Round 2: TH can live with CO2
Round 4: THBT outsourcing does more harm than good.
Round 6: THBT the government should set a minimum wage at a liveable level
Round 8: THBT the state should have online access to everybody's computer
We are proud to announce that we will have teams from
so many Bundesländer as never before: 16 schools and guests from
5 states, from Stuttgart and Baden-Württemberg, from Hessen, Saxony,
Sachsen-Anhalt and Hamburg!
We are very proud to welcome you all here in our beloved Ländle and
looking forward to seeing you!
Yours Angelika
2006
- 6th German Schools Debating Championship 2006 in Stuttgart from 19th–24th
May 2006
Vernissage "Debating
in und um Stuttgart" (24 th May, 1 pm at Rathaus Stuttgart),
Schirmherrschaft: Oberbürgermeister Dr. Wolfgang Schuster
Final (24 th May, 2 pm at Rathaus
Stuttgart):
Max-Born-Gymnasium Backnang vs. Sophie-Barat-Schule
Hamburg = 5.0
ranking
(pdf)
2005
- 5th German Schools Debating Championship 2005 in Stuttgart from 4th–7th
May 2005
Winner: Taus-Gymnasium Backnang
timetable revised (24th
April /pdf, 77 KB)
draw (27th
April /pdf, 81 KB)
invitation (pdf, 68 KB)
2004
- 4th German Schools Debating Championship 2004 in Stuttgart from 13th–16th
June 2004- invitation
2003
- 3rd German Schools Debating Championship 2003 in Stuttgart from 15th
- 18th May 2003 - All schools with active English-language debating societies
were again encouraged to send their teams. We want not merely to find
the best team in Germany, but to give everybody - both beginners and more
experienced debaters - the chance to get to know the others, to debate
together and simply enjoy themselves. more
info
2002 - 2nd
German Schools Debating Championship 2002 in Stuttgart from 16th - 18th
May 2002 - under the patronage of Ministerpresident Erwin Teufel: The
Final Debate was held in the Wilhelmspalais Stuttgart. Debating the motion
"This House believes that National Boundaries are Out-of-date",
Salier-Gymnasium Waiblingen defeated Friedrich-Schiller-Gymnasium Fellbach
in a unanimous decision of 5:0. The first and second team prizes, sponsored
by MdB Erika Reinhardt and MdB Ute Kumpf were identical: a four-day trip
to Berlin. more
info
|
|
|
