World Schools Semi Results

Singapore defeated Ireland by 5-2

Australia defeated Scotland by 5-2



Topic was "This House believes that any region should have the right to secede if the majority of the population wish."



The Grand Final between Australia (proposing) and Singapore (opposing) is on the topic "This House believes autocracy is doomed in the age of Facebook."

World Schools Quarterfinal Results

Motion: This House supports free immigration



Scotland (9) defeats England (1) by 4-1

Singapore (15) defeats Canada (7) by 5-0

Ireland (11) defeats Hong Kong (14) by 4-1

Australia (4) defeats South Africa (12) by 5-0



Semi-finals draw



Scotland (9) v Australia (4)

Singapore (15) v Ireland (11)

World Schools Octos Results

Results of the octos below.



England (1) defeats Mexico (16) by 4-1

Singapore (15) defeats New Zealand (2) by 3-2

Hong Kong (14) defeats Netherlands (3) by 3-2

Australia (4) defeats Greece (13)

South Africa (12) defeats United Arab Emirates (5)

Ireland (11) defeats Korea (6) by 3-2

Canada (7) defeats Pakistan (10) by 4-1

Scotland (9) defeats Wales (8) by 4-1



Quarters draw:



England (1) v Scotland (9)

Singapore (15) v Canada (7)

Hong Kong (14) v Ireland (11)

Australia (4) v South Africa (12)

World Schools 2011 Break

The break has just been announced in Dundee and is on the WSDC website



Reproduced here for convenience:



1. England (8 wins, 23 judges, 6180.5 points)

2. New Zealand (8 wins, 23 judges, 6107 points)

3. Netherlands (8 wins, 22 judges, 6055 points)

4. Australia (7 wins, 21 judges, 6178.5 points)

5. United Arab Emirates (7 wins, 21 judges, 6096 points)

6. Korea (7 wins, 21 judges, 6093 points)

7. Canada (7 wins, 19 judges, 6136.5 points)

8. Wales (6 wins, 20 judges, 6120.5 points)

9. Scotland (6 wins, 18 judges, 6043.5 points)

10. Pakistan (6 wins, 17 judges, 6052 points)

11. Ireland (6 wins, 16 judges, 6049 points)

12. South Africa (6 wins, 16 judges, 6045 points)

13. Greece (6 wins, 16 judges, 6038 points)

14. Hong Kong (6 wins, 15 judges, 6056.5 points)

15. Singapore (5 wins, 17 judges, 6239.5 points)

16. Mexico (5 wins, 15 judges, 5960.5 points)



Octo-finals draw:

England (1) v Mexico (16)

New Zealand (2) v Singapore (15)

Netherlands (3) v Hong Kong (14)

Australia (4) v Greece (13)

United Arab Emirates (5) v South Africa (12)

Korea (6) v Ireland (11)

Canada (7) v Pakistan (10)

Wales (8) v Scotland (9)

World Schools Leaderboard after six rounds

This is the WSDC 2011 Leaderboard after six rounds. Speaker scores are unknown at this point.



1. New Zealand (6 wins, 18 judges)

2 = Australia (6 wins, 17 judges)

2 = England (6 wins, 17 judges)

2 = Netherlands (6 wins, 17 judges)

5. Canada (6 wins, 16 judges)

6. Wales (5 wins, 16 judges)

7 = UAE (5 wins, 15 judges)

7 = Korea (5 wins, 15 judges)

9. Scotland (5 wins, 14 judges)

10. Greece (5 wins, 13 judges)

11. Singapore (4 wins, 13 judges)

12 = Bangladesh (4 wins, 12 judges)

12 = Ireland (4 wins, 12 judges)

12 = Mexico (4 wins, 12 judges)

12 = Pakistan (4 wins, 12 judges)

16 = Hong Kong (4 wins, 11 judges)

16 = Israel (4 wins, 11 judges)

16 = South Africa (4 wins, 11 judges)

19. India (4 wins, 9 judges)

20 = Chile (3 wins, 9 judges)

20 = Czech Republic (3 wins, 9 judges)

20 = Estonia (3 wins, 9 judges)

20 = Philippines (3 wins, 9 judges)

20 = USA (3 wins, 9 judges)

25 = Germany (3 wins, 8 judges)

25 = Thailand (3 wins, 8 judges)

25 = Turkey (3 wins, 8 judges)

28 = Qatar (2 wins, 7 judges)

28 = Slovenia (2 wins, 7 judges)

30 = Argentina (2 wins, 6 judges)

30 = Croatia (2 wins, 6 judges)

30 = Indonesia (2 wins, 6 judges)

30 = Kuwait (2 wins, 6 judges)

30 = Peru (2 wins, 6 judges)

30 = Slovakia (2 wins, 6 judges)

30 = Sri Lanka (2 wins, 6 judges)

30 = Sweden (2 wins, 6 judges)

38. Namibia (2 wins, 4 judges)

39. Romania (1 win, 7 judges)

40 = China (1 win, 6 judges)

40 = Lithuania (1 win, 6 judges)

42 = Bermuda (1 win, 4 judges)

42 = Barbados (1 win, 4 judges)

44 = Nigeria (1 win, 3 judges)

44 = Serbia (1 win, 3 judges)

46 = Japan (0 wins, 1 judge)

46 = Nepal (0 wins, 1 judge)

48. Poland (0 wins, 0 judges)