Public Speaking
& Debate.
An idea is only the beginning. Give your child the practice to shape it, speak it, and share it with confidence.
8 weeks · A standalone short course · A recorded final speech
A thought worth sharing.
A voice that carries.
Structure, delivery and nerve. Children speak weekly, are filmed, and watch themselves improve.
This is one focused commitment, not a requirement to join a full timetable. The course ends with work your family can hear, see and return to.
A recorded final speech, delivered to families.
A concrete finish line—not just attendance.
Practice makes progress.
These are the core elements of the course. Ask for the detailed teaching plan and weekly timetable at orientation.
01Give an idea a shape
Practise structuring a speech so another person can follow the thought, not just hear the words.
02Say it out loud
Speak weekly. Delivery and nerve develop through the act of speaking, not only through reading about it.
03Watch. Notice. Improve.
Review recordings to notice what is becoming clearer, and what still needs practice.
04Share something finished
Bring the work together in a recorded final speech, delivered to families.
Hear the difference
practice makes.
Children watch their recordings and learn to recognise their own progress. The final speech brings that practice into one finished piece.
Illustrative learning imagery, not a recording from this course.A few good questions.
Can my child take only this course?
Yes. Short courses can be taken on their own, without enrolling in the Full Academy.
Which ages and experience levels does it suit?
Tell admissions your child’s grade and experience. They will confirm the appropriate placement and whether the available group is a good fit before you enrol.
Who teaches it, and when does it run?
Teacher details, the next available start and the timetable are confirmed at orientation. Share your country so the team can discuss a suitable time.
What is the fee?
Short courses are billed once for the complete run. You receive the amount and terms in writing at orientation before you commit. There is no separate admission fee.
How are recordings and communication handled?
Sessions are recorded with consent. Communication runs through the parent, never through a private teacher-to-child channel. Read the safeguarding charter and discuss recording arrangements at orientation.