Rostrum ACT

A good way to engage an audience is to throw in a few jokes or one liners - here are a few suggestions

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Bella of Maribyrnong Primary School, finalist at the Rostrum Primary School Public Speaking Competition, speaking about Role models.

Mark Parton MLA and Speaker of the ACT Legislative Assembly addresses the audience at the Grand Final of the Rostrum Primary School Public Speaking Competition.

Sadie of Farrer Primary School well done for your speech on: I have no patience for...

This is Matilda of Jindabyne Public School who told us about A rainy day.

Jacob of Radford College spoke on Compromises at the Rostrum Primary School Public Speaking Competition Grand Final.

Justin of Snowy Mountains Grammar School, finalist in the Rostrum Primary School Public Speaking Competition, spoke on Role models.

Henry of Marist College, finalist at the Rostrum Primary School Public Speaking Competition.

Siena of Mother Teresa School won the Randall Falkiner Award for Research at the Rostrum Primary School Public Speaking Competition Grand Final.

Benjamin of Macgregor Primary School, finalist at the Rostrum Primary School Public Speaking Competition, spoke on Role models

Congratulations Mitch of St Clare of Assisi Primary School, winner of the People's Choice Award at the Rostrum Primary School Public Speaking Competition. Mitch spoke on Facial recognition.

Siena of Mother Teresa School (winner of Randall Falkiner Award); Penelope of Chapman Primary School (Grand Final winner) and Rylan of Sacred Heart Primary School (Grand Final runner-up)