St. Joseph's Academy has successfully retained the Caribbean Union Bank Inter-Secondary School Debate Series and Impromptu Speaking Competition championship title, according to Antigua.news. The competition concluded yesterday at the University of the West Indies Five Islands Campus, marking the end of a highly competitive season.
The tournament, which began with sixteen secondary schools from across Antigua and Barbuda, culminated in a final showdown between defending champions St. Joseph's Academy and Sir Novelle Richards Academy. The contest was described as spirited and intellectually charged, showcasing the talent and confidence of the nation's young debaters.
St. Joseph's Academy delivered another commanding performance to claim the title, with judges and supporters praising the team's consistency, critical thinking, and eloquence throughout the competition.
Sir Novelle Richards Academy was also commended for its strong showing during the season and in the final round. Both schools demonstrated discipline, thorough preparation, and exceptional debating ability.
The competition concluded with the formal presentation of the championship trophy to St. Joseph's Academy, marking another successful chapter in one of Antigua and Barbuda's premier student debate competitions.
