Primary Schools Program Registration 2024
The Primary Schools Program (PSP) is a program that the DAV piloted in 2009. It is an introduction to debating for primary school students that provides training in the basic skills and structure of debating, and gives students an opportunity to participate in 'friendly' debates.

Please complete the following form once for each Regional Debating Day you would like to attend. Teams will be officially confirmed no less than two weeks prior to the competition date.
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School Name *
Coordinator Name *
Coordinator Email *
Coordinator Phone *
Which Regional Debating Day would you like to register for?
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Additional regions will be added as dates are confirmed.
How many teams would you like to send?
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Team 1 Students
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Please list the FULL names of all students in Team 1 along with their year level. Teams must consist of 4-9 students.
Team 2 Students
Please list the FULL names of all students in Team 1 along with their year level. Teams must consist of 4-9 students.
Team 3 Students
Please list the FULL names of all students in Team 1 along with their year level. Teams must consist of 4-9 students.
Team 4 Students
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Please list the FULL names of all students in Team 1 along with their year level. Teams must consist of 4-9 students.
Additional Attendees
How many spectators are you expecting to have attend on the day? This includes relatives, additional staff and students. Please note that some venues will not allow non-staff spectators.
Additional Comments
Please let us know if you or your students have any special requirements for the day (e.g. needing to leave early, mobility requirements etc.)
Would you be interested in hosting a Regional Debating Day at your school?
Host schools receive free registration of one team in the competition.
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