Posted On: 24 November, 2024
True North International School proudly celebrates the impressive performances of our two debate teams at VMDC 2024: TNIS Skittles and TNIS Bagel Bengal!
Their journey to success was not only filled with challenges but also brimming with excitement and growth. Through this remarkable experience, our students have honed their critical thinking, teamwork, and confidence in English communication.
🏆 Achievement: CHAMPIONS of the OPEN Division!
🌟 Team Members: Kim Minso, Namkung Youie, Nguyen Tung Duong, Le Tri Nguyen
🌟 Won 4 matches in the group stage
🌟 Defeated 8 teams to claim the crown
🌟 Achievement: SEMIFINALISTS in the JUNIOR Division!
🌟 Team Members: Nguyen Ngoc Ha Phuong, Galega Erin, Yu Zia, Nguyen Hoang Minh Anh, Nguyen Hoang Nhat Minh
🌟 Won 4 matches in the group stage
🌟 Lost only 1 match in Round 4
May the valuable lessons from VMDC 2024 propel them to even greater heights in future competitions.
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