| Date | Class | Circular |
| 3 Oct, 2026 | I Respect |
Circulars & Notices
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October Planner
Dear Parent
PFA,
Regards
Class Teacher
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| 3 Oct, 2026 | I Honesty |
Circulars & Notices
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October Planner
Dear Parent
PFA,
Regards
Class Teacher
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| 3 Oct, 2026 | I Compassion |
Circulars & Notices
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October Planner
Dear Parent
PFA,
Regards
Class Teacher
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| 3 Oct, 2026 | I Gratitude |
Circulars & Notices
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October Planner
Dear Parent
PFA,
Regards
Class Teacher
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| 3 Oct, 2026 | II Respect |
Circulars & Notices
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October monthly planner
Dear Parent
PFA the planner for the month of October.
Regards
Class Teacher
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| 3 Oct, 2026 | II Honesty |
Circulars & Notices
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October monthly planner
Dear Parent
PFA the planner for the month of October.
Regards
Class Teacher
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| 3 Oct, 2026 | II Compassion |
Circulars & Notices
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October monthly planner
Dear Parent
PFA the planner for the month of October.
Regards
Class Teacher
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| 3 Oct, 2026 | II Gratitude |
Circulars & Notices
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October monthly planner
Dear Parent
PFA the planner for the month of October.
Regards
Class Teacher
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| 3 Oct, 2026 | IX Hope |
Circulars & Notices
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Debate audition
Dear Students,
Auditions for the upcoming Debate Competition will be conducted on 5 October 2026
What do you need to prepare for the audition?
You do NOT need to prepare a particular debate topic in advance.
For the audition, You should prepare yourself to speak for or against a topic that will be given to you on the spot.
You should therefore:
- Read up on current affairs and important contemporary issues.
- Practise speaking both FOR and AGAINST an argument.
- Be prepared to think quickly, organise your points and speak confidently.
- Practise giving reasons, examples and evidence to support your arguments.
- Practise rebutting an opposing speaker’s point.
- Be ready to answer or raise Points of Information (POIs).
- Practise speaking within a given time limit.
During the actual competition, the topic will be given at the beginning of each round. Teams will get 30 minutes to prepare before the debate.
Audition Details
Date: 5 October 2026
Venue: Library
Time: Zero & First Period
Students selected through the auditions will represent the school at *La Fête Xaviérienne 3.0* – Debate Competition on 9 October 2026.
Come prepared to think, argue, respond and speak — not with a memorised speech, but with your ideas and your ability to build an argument.
Regards
|
| 3 Oct, 2026 | IX Faith |
Circulars & Notices
-
Debate audition
Dear Students,
Auditions for the upcoming Debate Competition will be conducted on 5 October 2026
What do you need to prepare for the audition?
You do NOT need to prepare a particular debate topic in advance.
For the audition, You should prepare yourself to speak for or against a topic that will be given to you on the spot.
You should therefore:
- Read up on current affairs and important contemporary issues.
- Practise speaking both FOR and AGAINST an argument.
- Be prepared to think quickly, organise your points and speak confidently.
- Practise giving reasons, examples and evidence to support your arguments.
- Practise rebutting an opposing speaker’s point.
- Be ready to answer or raise Points of Information (POIs).
- Practise speaking within a given time limit.
During the actual competition, the topic will be given at the beginning of each round. Teams will get 30 minutes to prepare before the debate.
Audition Details
Date: 5 October 2026
Venue: Library
Time: Zero & First Period
Students selected through the auditions will represent the school at *La Fête Xaviérienne 3.0* – Debate Competition on 9 October 2026.
Come prepared to think, argue, respond and speak — not with a memorised speech, but with your ideas and your ability to build an argument.
Regards
|
| 3 Oct, 2026 | IX Kind |
Circulars & Notices
-
Debate audition
Dear Students,
Auditions for the upcoming Debate Competition will be conducted on 5 October 2026
What do you need to prepare for the audition?
You do NOT need to prepare a particular debate topic in advance.
For the audition, You should prepare yourself to speak for or against a topic that will be given to you on the spot.
You should therefore:
- Read up on current affairs and important contemporary issues.
- Practise speaking both FOR and AGAINST an argument.
- Be prepared to think quickly, organise your points and speak confidently.
- Practise giving reasons, examples and evidence to support your arguments.
- Practise rebutting an opposing speaker’s point.
- Be ready to answer or raise Points of Information (POIs).
- Practise speaking within a given time limit.
During the actual competition, the topic will be given at the beginning of each round. Teams will get 30 minutes to prepare before the debate.
Audition Details
Date: 5 October 2026
Venue: Library
Time: Zero & First Period
Students selected through the auditions will represent the school at *La Fête Xaviérienne 3.0* – Debate Competition on 9 October 2026.
Come prepared to think, argue, respond and speak — not with a memorised speech, but with your ideas and your ability to build an argument.
Regards
|
| 3 Oct, 2026 | IX Trust |
Circulars & Notices
-
Debate audition
Dear Students,
Auditions for the upcoming Debate Competition will be conducted on 5 October 2026
What do you need to prepare for the audition?
You do NOT need to prepare a particular debate topic in advance.
For the audition, You should prepare yourself to speak for or against a topic that will be given to you on the spot.
You should therefore:
- Read up on current affairs and important contemporary issues.
- Practise speaking both FOR and AGAINST an argument.
- Be prepared to think quickly, organise your points and speak confidently.
- Practise giving reasons, examples and evidence to support your arguments.
- Practise rebutting an opposing speaker’s point.
- Be ready to answer or raise Points of Information (POIs).
- Practise speaking within a given time limit.
During the actual competition, the topic will be given at the beginning of each round. Teams will get 30 minutes to prepare before the debate.
Audition Details
Date: 5 October 2026
Venue: Library
Time: Zero & First Period
Students selected through the auditions will represent the school at *La Fête Xaviérienne 3.0* – Debate Competition on 9 October 2026.
Come prepared to think, argue, respond and speak — not with a memorised speech, but with your ideas and your ability to build an argument.
Regards
|
| 3 Oct, 2026 | X Hope |
Circulars & Notices
-
Debate audition
Dear Students,
Auditions for the upcoming Debate Competition will be conducted on 5 October 2026
What do you need to prepare for the audition?
You do NOT need to prepare a particular debate topic in advance.
For the audition, You should prepare yourself to speak for or against a topic that will be given to you on the spot.
You should therefore:
- Read up on current affairs and important contemporary issues.
- Practise speaking both FOR and AGAINST an argument.
- Be prepared to think quickly, organise your points and speak confidently.
- Practise giving reasons, examples and evidence to support your arguments.
- Practise rebutting an opposing speaker’s point.
- Be ready to answer or raise Points of Information (POIs).
- Practise speaking within a given time limit.
During the actual competition, the topic will be given at the beginning of each round. Teams will get 30 minutes to prepare before the debate.
Audition Details
Date: 5 October 2026
Venue: Library
Time: Zero & First Period
Students selected through the auditions will represent the school at *La Fête Xaviérienne 3.0* – Debate Competition on 9 October 2026.
Come prepared to think, argue, respond and speak — not with a memorised speech, but with your ideas and your ability to build an argument.
Regards
|
| 3 Oct, 2026 | X Faith |
Circulars & Notices
-
Debate audition
Dear Students,
Auditions for the upcoming Debate Competition will be conducted on 5 October 2026
What do you need to prepare for the audition?
You do NOT need to prepare a particular debate topic in advance.
For the audition, You should prepare yourself to speak for or against a topic that will be given to you on the spot.
You should therefore:
- Read up on current affairs and important contemporary issues.
- Practise speaking both FOR and AGAINST an argument.
- Be prepared to think quickly, organise your points and speak confidently.
- Practise giving reasons, examples and evidence to support your arguments.
- Practise rebutting an opposing speaker’s point.
- Be ready to answer or raise Points of Information (POIs).
- Practise speaking within a given time limit.
During the actual competition, the topic will be given at the beginning of each round. Teams will get 30 minutes to prepare before the debate.
Audition Details
Date: 5 October 2026
Venue: Library
Time: Zero & First Period
Students selected through the auditions will represent the school at *La Fête Xaviérienne 3.0* – Debate Competition on 9 October 2026.
Come prepared to think, argue, respond and speak — not with a memorised speech, but with your ideas and your ability to build an argument.
Regards
|
| 3 Oct, 2026 | X Trust |
Circulars & Notices
-
Debate audition
Dear Students,
Auditions for the upcoming Debate Competition will be conducted on 5 October 2026
What do you need to prepare for the audition?
You do NOT need to prepare a particular debate topic in advance.
For the audition, You should prepare yourself to speak for or against a topic that will be given to you on the spot.
You should therefore:
- Read up on current affairs and important contemporary issues.
- Practise speaking both FOR and AGAINST an argument.
- Be prepared to think quickly, organise your points and speak confidently.
- Practise giving reasons, examples and evidence to support your arguments.
- Practise rebutting an opposing speaker’s point.
- Be ready to answer or raise Points of Information (POIs).
- Practise speaking within a given time limit.
During the actual competition, the topic will be given at the beginning of each round. Teams will get 30 minutes to prepare before the debate.
Audition Details
Date: 5 October 2026
Venue: Library
Time: Zero & First Period
Students selected through the auditions will represent the school at *La Fête Xaviérienne 3.0* – Debate Competition on 9 October 2026.
Come prepared to think, argue, respond and speak — not with a memorised speech, but with your ideas and your ability to build an argument.
Regards
|
| 3 Oct, 2026 | XI A |
Circulars & Notices
-
Debate audition
Dear Students,
Auditions for the upcoming Debate Competition will be conducted on 5 October 2026
What do you need to prepare for the audition?
You do NOT need to prepare a particular debate topic in advance.
For the audition, You should prepare yourself to speak for or against a topic that will be given to you on the spot.
You should therefore:
- Read up on current affairs and important contemporary issues.
- Practise speaking both FOR and AGAINST an argument.
- Be prepared to think quickly, organise your points and speak confidently.
- Practise giving reasons, examples and evidence to support your arguments.
- Practise rebutting an opposing speaker’s point.
- Be ready to answer or raise Points of Information (POIs).
- Practise speaking within a given time limit.
During the actual competition, the topic will be given at the beginning of each round. Teams will get 30 minutes to prepare before the debate.
Audition Details
Date: 5 October 2026
Venue: Library
Time: Zero & First Period
Students selected through the auditions will represent the school at *La Fête Xaviérienne 3.0* – Debate Competition on 9 October 2026.
Come prepared to think, argue, respond and speak — not with a memorised speech, but with your ideas and your ability to build an argument.
Regards
|
| 3 Oct, 2026 | XI B |
Circulars & Notices
-
Debate audition
Dear Students,
Auditions for the upcoming Debate Competition will be conducted on 5 October 2026
What do you need to prepare for the audition?
You do NOT need to prepare a particular debate topic in advance.
For the audition, You should prepare yourself to speak for or against a topic that will be given to you on the spot.
You should therefore:
- Read up on current affairs and important contemporary issues.
- Practise speaking both FOR and AGAINST an argument.
- Be prepared to think quickly, organise your points and speak confidently.
- Practise giving reasons, examples and evidence to support your arguments.
- Practise rebutting an opposing speaker’s point.
- Be ready to answer or raise Points of Information (POIs).
- Practise speaking within a given time limit.
During the actual competition, the topic will be given at the beginning of each round. Teams will get 30 minutes to prepare before the debate.
Audition Details
Date: 5 October 2026
Venue: Library
Time: Zero & First Period
Students selected through the auditions will represent the school at *La Fête Xaviérienne 3.0* – Debate Competition on 9 October 2026.
Come prepared to think, argue, respond and speak — not with a memorised speech, but with your ideas and your ability to build an argument.
Regards
|
| 3 Oct, 2026 | XI C |
Circulars & Notices
-
Debate audition
Dear Students,
Auditions for the upcoming Debate Competition will be conducted on 5 October 2026
What do you need to prepare for the audition?
You do NOT need to prepare a particular debate topic in advance.
For the audition, You should prepare yourself to speak for or against a topic that will be given to you on the spot.
You should therefore:
- Read up on current affairs and important contemporary issues.
- Practise speaking both FOR and AGAINST an argument.
- Be prepared to think quickly, organise your points and speak confidently.
- Practise giving reasons, examples and evidence to support your arguments.
- Practise rebutting an opposing speaker’s point.
- Be ready to answer or raise Points of Information (POIs).
- Practise speaking within a given time limit.
During the actual competition, the topic will be given at the beginning of each round. Teams will get 30 minutes to prepare before the debate.
Audition Details
Date: 5 October 2026
Venue: Library
Time: Zero & First Period
Students selected through the auditions will represent the school at *La Fête Xaviérienne 3.0* – Debate Competition on 9 October 2026.
Come prepared to think, argue, respond and speak — not with a memorised speech, but with your ideas and your ability to build an argument.
Regards
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