Mackenzie High, the opposing team, emerged winner with 290 points while Skeldon Line Path Secondary gained 279 points on Tuesday when they competed in the finals of the JOF Haynes debating competition at the National Cultural Centre.
The two teams put forward arguments surrounding the moot ‘Students should be punished for failing to report cheating’, the Government Information Agency (GINA) said in a release.
And the winning school was awarded a computer system and printer by Metro Office Supplies’ Sales Manager, Lincoln Callender. In addition,
