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    Debate resources

    Debate resources

    We’ve got a host of debating material for you to download, as well as a step-by-step guide to succeeding at the Concern Debates.

    Debate resources

    Concern Debates Handbook
    (PDF, 7 MB)
    Adjudicator marking sheet and feedback form
    (PDF, 694 KB)
    Adjudicator Handbook 2021
    (PDF, 5 MB)

    Video tutorials for students

    These five videos provide a step-by-step guide to succeeding at the Concern Debates.

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    Adjudicators

    The Concern Debates would not happen without our amazing team of volunteers. Among our family of volunteers is the Concern Debates adjudicators, could you be one of them?

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    24 April 2019

    Schools and youth

    Find out how your school can get involved. Everything you need to get your class or school involved is on this page.

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    Volunteer

    The are lots of ways you can get involved with Concern's work through volunteering.

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