Youth Speaks 2011

Tue, Feb 8th 2011 at 12:00 am - 2:00 am

Team Supervisor Jennifer Thornton from Highclare School (left) is pictured with the winning team in the Senior section, accompanied by Peter Weston and John Quinton (right) from the Rotary Club.

Youth Speaks 2011 - The team from Castle Vale College goes forward to the next round in the Intermediate Section.
Team supervisor Bronwen Jones is pictured far left.
Lucy Slayter, Senior English Teacher at Highclare School, fourth from the left, gave closing remarks.

Youth Speaks 2011 - The judging panel for the Senior Section, left to right, Nigel Price, Associate Director, Birmingham Metropolitan College, Carolyn McLaughlin, Senior Vice President, Wylde Green Rotary Club and Garry Flatres, Senior Teacher, Castle Vale College.

Youth Speaks 2011 - The team from Arthur Terry is pictured with Team Supervisor Nicholas Abbey, left.

Youth Speaks 2011 - Team Supervisor Stephen Millman, left, is pictured with the team from Sutton Coldfield Grammar School for Girls.
Peter Weston, Event Organiser, is pictured second from right.
Rotary Club President John Quinton is far right.

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The environment

The Club aims to increase environmental awareness and to promote environmental protection within the community, encouraging environmental sustainability.

Community, Vocational and Youth Activities

Community Service, Vocational Service and working with young people have been described as the 'shop window' of Rotary, concerned with the work done by Rotarians in the local area.

The mission of The Rotary Foundation is to enable Rotarians to advance world understanding, goodwill, and peace through the improvement of health, the support of education, and the alleviation of poverty.

Social activities

Whilst many people associate Rotary with fund raising, there is the very important aspect of fellowship with other members, their partners and friends.