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Isabel Lamb • October 6, 2026

Year 10 Find Their Voice with the Jack Petchey Speak Out! Challenge

Our Year 10 pupils had a fantastic time beginning their preparations for the Jack Petchey Speak Out! Challenge, developing the confidence and communication skills needed to speak with impact.


Working together in pairs and small groups, pupils explored how to organise their thoughts, communicate their ideas clearly and really listen to one another. They began considering the subjects that matter to them and the messages they might want to share in their own speeches.


Ideas included powerful themes such as “I am important to this community” and “No one should be invisible”, prompting some thoughtful conversations about belonging, identity and the importance of making every voice heard.

There was brilliant teamwork throughout the session, with pupils encouraging one another, sharing ideas and growing in confidence as they prepared to take on the challenge.



We are looking forward to hearing how their ideas develop as they continue their journey towards the Jack Petchey Speak Out! Challenge.

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