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Reddam House Bedfordview debaters advance to championship rounds

The school's junior team finished unbeaten, while the senior team topped the Eastern Region to secure championship places.

Reddam House Bedfordview’s debating programme is continuing its strong run of results, with both junior and senior teams heading into championship rounds after impressive regional performances.

The school’s junior team, the Reddam Royals, completed six South African Council of English Education (SACEE) regional debates without a loss and progressed into the championship rounds unbeaten.

“This undefeated run is a massive achievement for our team,” said captain Logan Solomon.

“We hope it inspires more [learners] to appreciate debate with us in the future.”

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The senior team, Reddam Gold, also enjoyed a successful campaign, winning five of its six regional rounds to top the Eastern Region standings.

“After long hours of preparation to uphold the Reddam name, we are proud to have built a strong dynamic and to be heading into the championship rounds with real momentum,” said captain Eden van Wyngaardt.

Both teams will now compete in the SACEE Championship Rounds in August, with hopes of advancing to provincial competition.

Stephen Hazley, executive head of Reddam House Bedfordview, said, “Debating encourages [learners] to think critically, communicate confidently and engage thoughtfully with the world around them.

It is rewarding to see our [learners] embracing these opportunities and achieving success at both regional and international levels.”

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Naidine Sibanda

Naidine Sibanda is Bedfordview and Edenvale News’ senior journalist. A University of Johannesburg journalism graduate, she began her career with TEACH South Africa before moving into community reporting at Caxton’s Rosebank Killarney Gazette, where she rose to senior journalist and earned recognition in the FCJ Awards. She also worked as communications officer for the James and Ethel Gray Park Foundation. Passionate about amplifying community voices, Naidine looks forward to highlighting both challenges and achievements in Bedfordview and Edenvale areas.

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