OSG Great Debate

Plymouth Brethren students take on a ‘Great Debate’

15,000 students, teachers and parents from across the globe tuned in to watch OneSchool Global’s (OSG) second Great Debate, where select students took to Zoom to tackle a virtual debate with their international peers.  

The students debated current topics like whether artificial intelligence threatens human potential and creativity or whether students who fail an assessment should be allowed to retake it. 

Year 12 Lancaster student Kelsey Bricknell secured her position in the finals. She said she was grateful for the opportunity to work with fellow students from across the world and to learn from their unique debating styles.  

“I was really impressed by Kelsey’s persuasive arguments, especially regarding artificial intelligence. It is great to see our students being so knowledgeable about such important current day topics and to watch them speak so confidently in front of a global audience. It was fantastic to see Kelsey progress from the regional and national debates to the international stage and her brilliant performance made all of us at the Lancaster Campus very proud.Said Zoe Neesham, Lancaster Campus Principal for OneSchool Global.

Plymouth Brethren students take on a 'Great Debate'

About OneSchool Global

OneSchool Global educates 9,500 students in over 120 campuses across 20 countries, thanks to over 2,000 professional teaching staff who aren’t affiliated with the Church

With an innovative approach to learning, delivered in cutting-edge, technology-empowered physical and digital learning environments, OneSchool Global is preparing life-ready students who learn how to learn.

OSG’s self-directed learning model places students at the centre of all that we do. They challenge traditional and dated pedagogy and embrace technology to deliver the best possible learning outcomes for the students.

Their in-house Teacher Academy provides teachers with the training they need to be the best they can be. It also provides teachers with the skills they need to be successful at OneSchool Global and skills that will make them highly capable and competent in teaching in a digital world.

OneSchool Global is a school that lives its values and is guided by the School’s ethos.

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