The St.Vincent Grammar School Young Leaders narrowly edged out the St.Joseph’s Convent Kingstown to win the 2005 debate under two topics, Motion One: Be it resolved that, “The Future of the Caribbean Depends on Integration.” And Motion Two; Be it resolved that, “Globilisation will not destroy our Caribbean Culture.”{{more}}

Romano Wynne and Keisean Stephenson represented the Grammar School and Coletra Ferdinand and J’verne Fernandez were from the St.Joseph’s Convent Kingstown.

The participants will be awarded at the RBTT Awards ceremony in May.

Meanwhile President of the Grammar School Young Leaders Jadric Cummings, is mobilizing his team to co-ordinate activities under the theme, “Integration through education.”

Cummings said that education is not just academic but is also cultural and his group intends to teach people through food and other means how close the Caribbean is.

He said one of the ways they have been doing this was through a food sale held on March 12 in Kingstown.

He also mentioned that the group had a symposium on March 4, at the Methodist Church Hall where various other young leader groups were invited to speak on their programme and to discuss the topic ” Strenghtening Caribbean Society.”

The Grammar School Young Leaders also plan to organize a celebrity sport match with local personalities and artistes. They will conclude their project with a “Caribbean Night” concert where persons will wear Caribbean clothing at the event.