Tournaments
Warwick Junior Debating Championships 2026
What it took to break at this edition, what was set and who set it.
Sat 18 Apr 2026
From 1 tab, newest Warwick Junior Debating Championships 2026.
How many points did it take?
1points were safe
in 2026
The last team in averaged 75.9 speaks in 2026.
What will they set?
- Law & Crime39%
- Philosophy30%
- Health & Medicine4 of 23
- Sport2 of 23
Out of 23 past motions with a topic, from 1 edition.
Past motions
1 edition with motions on record, newest first.
Warwick Junior Debating Championships 202623 motions
- Round 1This House would limit the maximum salary of professional athletes and celebrities.Practise this motion
- Round 2This House would ban child actors.Practise this motion
- Round 3This House prefers to live in a world where individuals with superhuman abilities exist.Practise this motion
- Round 4This House would give students an equal vote on major school rules.Practise this motion
- Round 5This House would stop separating sports teams by gender and instead group all athletes by physical ability and skill level.Practise this motion
- U14 OctofinalsThis House would ban all single-use plastic items (like water bottles, straws, and snack wrappers).Practise this motion
- U14 QuarterfinalsThis House believes that social movements should actively support artists who include social messages in their art.Practise this motion
- U14 SemifinalsThis House would ban parents from using GPS apps to track their children’s location.Practise this motion
- U14 FinalsThis House prefers a world where death is primarily treated as a celebration rather than a moment of mourning.Practise this motion
- U13 OctofinalsThis House would ban all single-use plastic items (like water bottles, straws, and snack wrappers).Practise this motion
- U13 QuarterfinalsThis House believes that social movements should actively support artists who include social messages in their art.Practise this motion
- U13 SemifinalsThis House would ban parents from using GPS apps to track their children’s location.Practise this motion
- U13 FinalsThis House prefers a world where death is primarily treated as a celebration rather than a moment of mourning.Practise this motion
- U12 Main QuarterfinalsThis House would ban all single-use plastic items (like water bottles, straws, and snack wrappers).Practise this motion
- U12 Main SemifinalsThis House believes that social movements should actively support artists who include social messages in their art.Practise this motion
- U12 Main FinalsThis House prefers a world where death is primarily treated as a celebration rather than a moment of mourning.Practise this motion
- U12 Rookie SemifinalsThis House would ban all single-use plastic items (like water bottles, straws, and snack wrappers).Practise this motion
- U12 Rookie FinalsThis House prefers a world where death is primarily treated as a celebration rather than a moment of mourning.Practise this motion
- U11 Main QuarterfinalsThis House would ban all single-use plastic items (like water bottles, straws, and snack wrappers).Practise this motion
- U11 Main SemifinalsThis House believes that social movements should actively support artists who include social messages in their art.Practise this motion
- U11 Main FinalsThis House prefers a world where death is primarily treated as a celebration rather than a moment of mourning.Practise this motion
- U11 Rookie SemifinalsThis House would ban all single-use plastic items (like water bottles, straws, and snack wrappers).Practise this motion
- U11 Rookie FinalsThis House prefers a world where death is primarily treated as a celebration rather than a moment of mourning.Practise this motion
How speakers score here
Speaker averages and what finishing high has taken.
- average speaker score, 1 edition
- 77.0
- where most speakers land
- 75.7 to 78.3
What finishing high has taken
- Top speaker79.8
- 10th speaker78.8
- 20th speaker78.4
Median speaker average at each finishing spot, 1 edition.