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WSDC 2017 - Bali, Indonesia

Welcome to

Indonesia

Your Excellencies, ladies and gentlemen,

distinguished guests,

Assalammualaikum warahmatullahi

wabarakaatuh.

It gives me great pleasure to extend to

you all a very warm welcome on behalf of

the Ministry of Education and Culture of

the Republic of Indonesia and to say how

grateful we are to be hosting the World

Schools Debating Championship 2017.

It is gratifying to note that WSDC 2017

brings together 52 nations from around

the world. It is an excellent opportunity to

renew friendships and strengthen networks

between delegates participating this year.

The Indonesian Ministry of Education and

Culture considers debating as a strategic

program to boost the capacities of

students. Personally, I believe that English

debate championships have successfully

attracted enthusiastic participation from

schools everywhere. The WSDC has

encouraged the growth of debate around

the globe, including in Indonesia. Academic

debate in school campuses is vibrant

and students get in line to take part in

debating. Beyond the performances, I see

the WSDC as an embodiment of the ideals

of reasoned argumentation, tolerance for

divergent points of view, and rigorous

self-examination. This is the best way to gear

up students’ critical thinking as well as to

maintain democracy, which the government

cares a great deal about. Therefore, I

strongly believe that competitive debate

needs to take place consistently in the

education system to be the safeguard of the

future generations.

In a more general belief, debating

championships promote the concept

of testing ideas and criticisms; a very

positive approach to democracy and good

governance. It channels the capability to

decide what matters and which arguments

count. Moreover, it trains students to

express their views in a mode of language

that they design to win their case and

impress those who adjudicate them. This is

the best way to bring students into contact

with a culture they might not otherwise

encounter.

In the education system, the task before

us today is to chart a promising future for

our students. This is not an easy task, but

I feel so fortunate. The WSDC makes this

particular task easier. The competition and

debating culture are harmonious here and I

believe that this is the best way to give our

students a huge advantage; opening doors

into a new, often unfamiliar mode of

self-expression. This is my hope and fascination

with competitive debating.

Finally, I wish you all a pleasant time during

your stay in Bali. Cherish the opportunity

and have a wonderful championship. Not

every year you get to experience Bali’s

marvelous culture on top of Indonesia’s

famous hospitality.

Wassalammualaikum warahmatullahi

wabarakaatuh.

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A Commitment

for Tomorrow

Assalammualaikum warahmatullahi

wabarakaatuh.

The Directorate of High Schools

Development of the Ministry of Education

and Culture of the Republic of Indonesia

is honoured to be hosting the World

Schools Debating Championship 2017 in

Bali, Indonesia. Debate has been a very

important part of our works at the Ministry

every year; trying to discover Indonesia’s

best speakers to represent us in the World

Schools Debating Championships. We are

extremely joyful that this year we are blessed

with the opportunity of welcoming nations

from around the world for the irst time in the

WSDC history.

Nothing is more rewarding than to see a

civilized exchange of ideas among students.

When young students master the arts of

persuasion and argumentation, our future

is in good hands. In conjunction with the

mission to improve the quality of education

throughout the nation, competitive debate

has therefore become a very signiicant part

of the grand scheme. Not only that it pushes

students to open their minds to multiple

diferent ideas while remaining critical,

debate has also provided an avenue for

Indonesian students to make sure that their

voice are also heard by the world.

Every year, we at the Directorate of High

Schools Development continue to develop

the national debate circuit by organizing the

National Schools Debating Championship

which contests only the best team of

debaters representing the 34 provinces that

constitute Indonesia. The best speakers

from this national championship are

then trained in extensive boot camp to

discover the best individuals who will get to

compete at the highest level at the WSDC

subsequently.

Through our debate programs, we aim to

strengthen not only students’ intelligence,

but also their character, communication

skills, critical thinking ability, and conidence.

At heart, this commitment is in line

with the global mission of advocating

sustainable development as this sort of even

encompasses the principles of learning to

know, learning to do, learning to be, and

learning to live together—a commitment to

transform and change lives.

I believe that this prestigious tournament

provides knowledge and understanding

of the diferent cultures of the world,

languages, and deeper global perspectives.

Indonesia is proud to dedicate its resources

to the development of young debaters

and students as leaders in their respective

communities and hopeful that it lays a

strong foundation for today’s young learners

to become tomorrow’s leaders.

I wish you the best for the tournament!

Wassalamualaikum warahmatullahi

wabarakaatuh

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Tougher

Competition

Assalammualaikum warahmatullahi

wabarakaatuh.

It is with great pleasure that Indonesia

welcomes you to the World Schools

Debating Championship 2017. I am illed

with joy and pride over the fact that we

have been able to overcome the challenges

that have come before us over the past

two years in preparing for this great

championship. I believe that through this

championship, students from around the

world will be able to experience tremendous

satisfaction in being able to promote civilized

debate and bring forth the motions of

tolerance and peace.

This year, we are proposing the theme

of Diversity and Harmony. Comprising

34 diferent provinces spread across the

world’s largest archipelago, Indonesia has

thousands of islands, ethnic groups, ethnic

languages and dialects, traditions, customs,

and many others. Even in extreme condition

of diferences, Indonesia is able to overcome

the overwhelming challenges and live in

harmony. We hope that every participant

coming to Indonesia for the WSDC will see

with their own eyes not only the beauty

of our nature, but also the beauty of our

people. I am also conident that hosting this

tournament will allow us to learn a lot from

the international debating community of how

to disagree during debates while remaining

friendly and supportive of each other after

the debate wraps up.

The World Schools Debating Championship

is perfect for our students to unlock and

achieve their maximum potentials. It

persistently trains students to exercise

their rights to free speech without being

disrespectful of their opponents and also

remaining responsible of what they argue.

In this time and age, sharing is a constant

part of our lives and everyone is entitled to

their opinions. Eforts in generating efective

critical thinking are essential for education

as well on top excellent communication

skills. Competition is getting tougher, so

students are also encouraged to continually

improve their qualities and skills. Therefore, I

believe that debate is a powerful tool to use

in furthering the agenda of enabling access

to quality education for all. Debates change

people through experience and I believe that

this experience will change the lives of many

of you as well.

I look forward to witnessing the birth of the

next World Champion!

Wassalammualaikum warahmatullahi

wabarakaatuh.

Suharlan, SH, MM

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29 Years of

the World

Schools Debating

Championships

I am delighted to welcome participants from

across the globe to the 2017 World Schools

Debating Championships in Bali, Indonesia.

Debates have been a feature of human

history for over 4,000 years. Egyptian

princes, for example, are known to have

debated agricultural policy at the Pharaoh’s

court as early as 2080 BC, while Chinese

scholars conducted important philosophical

debates during the reign of the Chou

Dynasty from 1122 – 255 BC. Protagoras

of Abdera is believed to have organized the

irst formal debating competitions when he

held debate contests between his students

in Athens 2,400 years ago.

The World Schools Debating

Championships started out as a small

international tournament in 1988 involving

teams from 6 nations. Over the past

3 decades, it has grown into a

well-established annual event, regularly involving

over 50 teams from every corner of the

world.

Indonesia began sending its team to the

championships in 2001 and has been

involved in WSDC every year since then.

I’m delighted that Indonesia has now taken

up the mantle of hosts, and I am certain

that the event in Bali this year will not only

be a fantastic debating tournament but

also a rich cultural experience for everyone

involved. I would like to express my very

sincere thanks to the Indonesian Ministry

of Education and Culture, The Jakarta Post

Foundation, all the host schools in Bali at

which the debate rounds will be taking

place, and all the other organizations whose

support has made WSDC 2017 possible.

Running an international event of this scale

is a mammoth task, and huge thanks must

also go to all the members organizing

committee and all the other individuals

who have contributed to putting this year’s

competition together.

Over 500 debating enthusiasts from around

the world are converging in Bali for this

year’s championship. Every participant

becomes a member of the WSDC

community, and I encourage you to get

to know as many other members of the

community as you can during your time in

Bali and discover the unique perspectives

which each and every one of them brings. I

hope that every participant at WSDC 2017

enjoys the experience of being in Bali, of

engaging in thought-provoking debates on a

variety of issues, and of interacting with the

other participants who have come together

from across the globe for this event.

Best of luck to all the competing teams!

Mark Gabriel

Chair

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To all members of the organizing committee,

volunteers, supporters, and friends, I am

eternally grateful for all the eforts that

you have put into every aspect of the

preparation to make sure that this year’s

championship will be the best one yet.

Having the government support has made

things somewhat easier for us as well, so I

want to thank the Ministry of Education and

Culture of the Republic of Indonesia for all

their support and trust in making WSDC

2017 what it is.

It is therefore with tremendous joy that I wish

the best of luck to all of you. I want you to

always remember that many out there can

only dream to compete at the level that you

are now, so make sure that you give it your

all. Make the most out of this experience

and please don’t forget to treat yourself

to the magniicent beauty of Bali and its

people.

Ravio Patra

Convenor

WSDC 2017 Bali, Indonesia

Intelligence and

Compassion

Hosting the championship in Bali is a

two-year work in the making. It has been a

long, rigorous process that has become a

constant part of my routines for the past two

years. I will be sad when it all concludes on

August 11th, but for now I am all drowned

in excitement to be welcoming the 52

delegations that are going to compete for

the coveted title of World Champion. Of

these 52 teams, we have 3 nations who are

making their irst appearance and also some

other nations who are not represented by

their debaters but are still contributing with

their judges and observers present in Bali.

I am therefore conident and hopeful that

more and more nations will join the global

WSDC community in future years.

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Thank you also to The Jakarta Post who

initiated Indonesia’s attempt to bring the

WSDC to Indonesia and brought the team

together. Also, to all my family members and

friends who were always there throughout

all my highs and lows, thank you is such an

understatement. Last but not least, thank

you to Ravio Patra, my Co-Convenor—

thank you for always giving your best and

for all the work. I would have never made

this without you.

I hope all the hard work, sweat, and

commitment that each one of WSDC Bali

organizing committee member has put

into hosting this year’s WSDC ensures that

every participant coming this year has one

amazing, unforgettable experience.

Best of luck for the competition, everyone!

Don’t forget to enjoy Bali!

Kristi Ardiana

Convenor

WSDC 2017 Bali, Indonesia

Hard Work, Sweat,

and Commitment

I can still recall the moment crystal clear

when I decided to challenge myself taking

on the role of being one of the Convenors

for WSDC 2017. I was only in my

sophomore year and probably rather naïve.

I was completely unaware of the

tremendous responsibility embedded with

the role. It was all pure excitement at irst

because I have always had the passion for

debating and managing competitions.

When I look back, I realized that the road

in the past two years has never been a

tranquil one. It has been illed with pebbles

and rocks here and there. Co-convening the

largest international high school debating

championship turned out to be way harder

than I irst thought it would be. But there’s

no single regret I have. Fast forward two

years, it all went by so fast and now here we

are—WSDC 2017 Bali is happening and I’m

extremely delighted to welcome each one of

you to the championships.

As Co-Convenor, I’m so honored to be part

of such a big committee that brought the

WSDC to Indonesia for the very irst time

in history. In this special occasion, I would

like to thank several institutions and people

who made WSDC Bali possible. First of all,

the Ministry of Education who constantly

put trust in us, the debating community, to

host WSDC Bali and has been extremely

supportive.

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Organizing Committee

Cara debated for Team Indonesia and won Best EFL Speaker in Bangkok 2014. She is excited to return to this year’s WSDC as Tournament Director. She is still faithfully waiting for her Hogwarts letter, but in the meantime, she settles for Economics at Universitas Indonesia with a passion for poverty alleviation. Expect a warm and bubbly (but viciously snappy, if you come late or don’t follow tournament regulations) girl who is poised to help do everything she can to make your Bali experience a memorable one.

Regina Cara Riantoputra (Co-Tournament Director)

Rachmat is a keen supporter of debating in Indonesia. He has lead Indonesian delegations to both the WSDC and WUDC. A lecturer at Universitas Negeri Yogyakarta, Rachmat helps organize the National Schools Debating Championship (NSDC) and Lomba Debat Bahasa Indonesia (LDBI), a counterpart of NSDC where the debates are conducted in similar style with speeches in the Indonesian language.

Rachmat Nurcahyo (Co-Tournament Director)

Fonda has been with the Ministry of Education and Culture for 15 years and a good part of those 15 years have been spent working to develop debating across Indonesia. She has had an active role furthering high school debating through the annual national championship, from which Indonesia selects its representatives for the WSDC. She has been to WSDC twice in Singapore 2015 and Stuttgart 2016.

Fonda Ambita Sari (Head of Secretariat)

Sidik takes care of the little details that are always there but nobody seems to notice how they were done in the irst place as if they were just there to begin with. It’s a magic trick—or so he claimed. If aliens abducted him, you won’t like it because he prepares your kits and certiicates. After all, you can’t go home without a certiicate to prove you really were in Bali for WSDC; not just some wanderlust trip.

Sidik Mulyana (Secretariat)

The only person in the organizing committee who actually resides in the island of Bali, Nyoman is our reliable go-to local man. A lecturer at Politeknik Negeri Bali, Nyoman doesn’t ind ‘traveling’ to Bali as exciting as the rest of us do because he doesn’t get to really travel anywhere—the venues are all an hour’s car ride away from his home.

I Nyoman Radjin Aryana (Chief Liaison Oicer)

Hari works at the Ministry of Education and Culture and has been involved with national championship since 2002. Having been to WSDC 2014 in Bangkok as an observer, Hari is no stranger to competitive debating even though he’s never tried the sport himself—more of an observer from the bureaucracy. Hari hopes that everyone has a good time in Bali.

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Previously Associate Director of Debate at Northwestern University and Director of Debate at the University of Kentucky, Andrea is an Intercollegiate Debate Coach at Harvard University. She has extensive experience using the tabroom.com across a variety of debate events and has hosted and tabulated for more than 30 forensics tournaments. She was also a member of the World Schools tabulation room at the NSDA National Championship.

Andrea Reed (Tabulation Master)

If you see someone with a committee ID holding a camera trying to get your picture, don’t be afraid! That may be Etha or someone from her team trying to document the WSDC moments in pictures. They work like lies on the walls. When the championship ends, everyone will have pictures and videos to remember their Bali moments by. So worry not—they’ve got your back!

Yetha Milala

(Documentation Coordinator)

Jeanne falls hard for cute mundane stuf. Give her anything purple, squishy, or lufy—and she’ll beam. Her friends stamp her as workaholic, impulsive, and disciplined. She allegedly causes hearing impairment when in distress or excitement. Jeanne has attended numerous debating tournaments as debater, adjudicator, and organizer—she’s spent one-third of her life in competitive debating. Jeanne is always ready to help you whenever she can.

Jeanne Sanjaya

(Registration & Visa Coordinator)

Jessica is one of the registration angels (as we prefer to call ourselves) whose names you may recognize from the relentless emails they keep pestering you with on a regular basis. She’s spent 7 years of her life in debating and the rest of it being a devoted couch potato. You can always ind her by the stationary section in bookstores and cute dessert cafés. Jessica wishes you the best for WSDC and don’t forget to have fun while at it!

Jessica Andriani Liong (Registration & Visa Oicer)

Pelangi is no Wonder Woman but she is a stubborn idealist who would jump of a clif in a heartbeat if she knew there was a 5.5-percent chance of light. A big fan of sustainable energy and design, she’s big on people who love what they do and have the courage to do what’s right no matter what. She works in Bangkok for an architecture irm but nothing was stopping her from coming to Bali for the WSDC.

Pelangi Helia Puteri (Registration & Visa Oicer)

The only reason you’re reading this book now is because Rizki managed to put everything together in time for printing. Ravio might have edited the book, but Rizki has all the magic tricks. Without him, you’d still have the yearbook but on plain white papers. Some of you submitted a very long text for the team proile, so they had to be edited to make sure that everything its in one page. Sorry about that.

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Venues

SMA NEGERI 1 DENPASAR

The oldest high school in Denpasar, SMAN 1 Denpasar is widely considered as one of the most reputable educational institutions in Bali. Well-known for its academic and extracurricular accomplishments especially in sports and art programs, the school ground is decorated with natural green trees—giving of a very fresh atmosphere which is perfect for students to perform their activities. SMA Negeri 1 Denpasar hosts Preliminary Rounds 1, 2, 3, and 4.

Widely considered to be one of the nation’s best schools, SMAN 4 Denpasar boasts a formidable reputation as the training ground of reputable Indonesian debaters—some of whom have gone on to win national titles for Bali and represent Team Indonesia in the WSDC. Established in 1982, the school is located in the Western part of Denpasar. SMA Negeri 4 Denpasar hosts Preliminary Rounds 5, 6, 7, and 8.

Referred to as the ‘green school’ thanks to its eco-friendly policies, SMA Negeri 7 Denpasar was established in 1989 and has been awarded for its environmental awareness programs, expansive school gardens, and tree-planting initiative. Located in the Central part of Denpasar, the school is also known for its football, basketball, and art programs. SMA Negeri 7 Denpasar hosts Preliminary Rounds 1, 2, 3, and 4.

SMK PARIWISATA HARAPAN DENPASAR

SMK Pariwisata Harapan Denpasar deies the stereotypes set against Vocational High Schools in Indonesia—often portrayed as institutions reserved for underachieving students. A private school for students to master the A to Z of Tourism industry in addition to regular secondary education competencies, the school is best known for its excellent foreign language programs, particularly English, Japanese, and Mandarin. SMK Pariwisata Harapan Denpasar hosts Preliminary Rounds 7 and 8.

POLITEKNIK NEGERI BALI

A state polytechnic ofering 3-and-4-year Diploma degrees for students hoping to be professionals in Accounting, Business Administration, Tourism, as well as Civil, Electrical, and Mechanical Engineering, Politeknik Negeri Bali is located in Jimbaran—where all the good seafood and luxurious resorts are. Politeknik Negeri Bali hosts Preliminary Rounds 5 and 6.

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UNIVERSITAS UDAYANA

Considered to be Bali’s premier and largest university ofering undergraduate, graduate, and post-graduate programs in a variety of ields, Universitas Udayana is a state university named after the Great Emperor who ruled Bali many centuries ago. Situated in downtown Denpasar, Universitas Udayana is among the nation’s top-tier universities with internationally esteemed faculty members. Universitas Udayana hosts the Quarterinals and Semiinals.

I GUSTI NGURAH RAI AIRPORT

The international gate to Bali, I Gusti Ngurah Rai Airport (DPS) is connected to many major global cities. The airport serves hundreds of domestic and international lights daily and will be the irst gate for most of you when arriving in and departing from Bali. Worry not—the airport is swarmed by local cabs and car rent services. And since it’s 2017, services from Uber, Grab, or the popular local brand GoJek are widely available. For those of you who arrive in Bali starting 1 August and departing no later than 11 August, rest assured we’ve got you covered with our exclusive airport transfer services.

SANUR PARADISE PLAZA HOTEL

In Sanur, one of Bali’s more sophisticated tourist spots, many accommodations will dazzle you but Sanur Paradise Plaza Hotel is a special one. A 4-star establishment with beaches, shops, and eateries nearby, every participant of WSDC 2017 will be entitled to a 10-night full board accommodation at the hotel. For some of you who are lucky enough, you will ind yourselves in rooms with private balconies and direct access to their 110-meter free-form pool shaded by tropical palm trees. In addition to being your temporary home, the hotel also hosts the tournament committee meetings, regular meals, and closing ceremony.

GRAND INNA BALI BEACH HOTEL, RESORT & SPA

An extremely popular 5-star resort, Grand Inna Bali Beach ofers direct access to their private sunrise beach, where we will release baby turtles into the seas in the morning before Grand Final round scheduled to take place in their Rama Shinta Ballroom later in the afternoon. Grand Inna also hosts some teams arriving early in Bali as well as the Cultural Night.

CANANGSARI RESTAURANT

Popular for hosting parties and ceremonies with a healthy mix of Western and local cuisine, Canangsari hosts host the Break Night Party of WSDC 2017. Consistent with its Balinese architecture, Canangsari ofers Balinese cultural performances to its guests—perfect for relaxing before the break announcement is made.

CITTA KELANGEN AUDITORIUM

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WSDC 2017 in Numbers

WSDC is the Olympics of high schools debating. While other competitions may attract larger number of participants because the teams represent institutions rather than nations, WSDC is special because this is where the true winners become the World Champions of schools debating. Needless to say, there has been a huge amount of resources that are employed in order to organize WSDC 2017. This is WSDC 2017 in numbers!

30

years since the irst WSDC in Canberra, Australia in

1988

27

months since the irst stage of preparation for this year’s WSDC started in

2015

16

years since Indonesia irst took part in WSDC 2001 in Johannesburg

150

members of the organizing committee and volunteers

More than

10000

emails exchanged

52

participating nations

85

international adjudicators

250

debaters

455

total participants

Team Barbados travels

19253

kilometers from

Bridgetown to Denpasar; the farthest among all

nations

Ghana, Tunisia, and Vietnam: the

3

countries participating in WSDC for the very irst time

Australia, England, Scotland, New Zealand, Canada,

Singapore, Ireland, and the United States:

8

nations

have claimed the title of World Champions

Pakistan, South Africa, Swaziland, and Wales: the

other

4

nations to have ever advanced to the Grand

Final

231

debate match-ups from the 8 Preliminary Rounds through the Grand Final Round

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Schedule shown in local Indonesian Central Timezone of WITA (UTC+8)

Tuesday, 1 August 2017

(Arrival, Team Registration)

Time Activity Venue

00.00 – 23.59 Arrival in Bali International Arrival at I Gusti Ngurah Rai Airport

14.00 – 23.59 Hotel Check-In Lobby at Sanur Paradise Plaza Hotel

17.30 – 21.00 Dinner Griya Agung Ballroom at Sanur Paradise Plaza Hotel

08.00 – 22.00 Team Registration Lobby at Sanur Paradise Plaza Hotel

Wednesday, 2 August 2017

(New Nations Brieing, Adjudicator Training, Team Managers Meeting, Opening Ceremony)

06.00 – 08.30 Breakfast Denpasar Room at Sanur Paradise Plaza Hotel

08.30 – 09.00 Morning Brieing Griya Agung Ballroom at Sanur Paradise Plaza Hotel

09.00 – 10.00 New Nations Brieing Gianyar Room at Sanur Paradise Plaza Hotel

09.00 – 12.00 Adjudicator Training Denpasar Room at Sanur Paradise Plaza Hotel

12.00 – 13.00 Lunch Griya Agung Ballroom at Sanur Paradise Plaza Hotel

13.00 – 15.00 Adjudicator Training

Denpasar Room at Sanur Paradise Plaza Hotel 16.00 – 16.30 Team Managers Meeting

17.30 – 18.10 Transportation to Opening Ceremony Venue

18.10 – 18.40 WSDC Photo Session

Citta Kelangen Auditorium at Institut Seni Indonesia Denpasar 18.40 – 19.30 Dinner

19.30 – 21.40 Opening Ceremony

21.40 – 22.30 Transportation to Sanur Paradise Plaza Hotel

Thursday, 3 August 2017

(Preliminary Rounds 1 & 2)

06.00 – 08.30 Breakfast

Griya Agung Ballroom at Sanur Paradise Plaza Hotel 08.30 – 09.00 Morning Brieing

09.00 – 10.00 Transportation to Host Schools

10.00 – 10.30 Welcome Reception

SMA Negeri 1 Denpasar SMA Negeri 7 Denpasar 10.30 – 12.20 Preliminary Round 1

12.20 – 13.50 Lunch

13.50 – 14.00 Motion Launch

14.00 – 15.00 Case Building

15.00 – 16.40 Preliminary Round 2

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Friday, 4 August 2017

(Preliminary Rounds 3 & 4, Cultural Night)

06.00 – 08.30 Breakfast

SMA Negeri 1 Denpasar SMA Negeri 7 Denpasar 11.50 – 13.30 Friday Prayer & Lunch

19.00 – 19.30 Transportation to Grand Inna Bali Beach

19.30 – 21.30 Cultural Night Grand Inna Bali Beach

Saturday, 5 August 2017

(Free Day Tour)

06.00 – 08.30 Breakfast

09.00 – 11.30 Preparation for Free Day Tour

11.30 – 13.00 Lunch Griya Agung Ballroom at Sanur Paradise Plaza Hotel

13.00 – 14.00 Transportation to SMK Negeri 3 Denpasar

14.00 – 15.00 Barong Dance Performance SMK Negeri 3 Denpasar

15.00 – 16.00 Transportation to Pura Uluwatu

16.00 – 17.00 Uluwatu Tour

Pura Uluwatu 17.00 – 18.30 Kecak Dance Performance

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Sunday, 6 August 2017

(Preliminary Rounds 5 & 6, Tournament Committee Meeting Part 1)

06.00 – 08.30 Breakfast

SMA Negeri 4 Denpasar Politeknik Negeri Bali 10.30 – 12.20 Preliminary Round 5

12.20 – 13.30 Lunch

19.30 – 21.30 Tournament Committee Meeting Denpasar Room at Sanur Paradise Plaza Hotel

Monday, 7 August 2017

(Preliminary Rounds 7 & 8, Break Night Party)

06.00 – 08.30 Breakfast

SMA Negeri 4 Denpasar SMK Pariwisata Harapan Denpasar 10.30 – 12.20 Preliminary Round 7

12.20 – 13.30 Lunch

19.00 – 19.30 Transportation to Canangsari Restaurant

19.30 – 21.30 Break Night Party

Canangsari Restaurant 21.30 – 22.15 Break Announcement

22.15 – 23.00 Break Night Party

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Tuesday, 8 August 2017

(Partial Double Octoinals, Octoinals, Tournament Committee Meeting Part 2)

06.00 – 08.30 Breakfast

Sekolah Tinggi Ilmu Kesehatan Bali 10.30 – 10.40 Motion Launch

11.40 – 13.20 Partial Double Octoinals

13.20 – 14.30 Lunch

15.40 – 17.20 Octoinals

Wednesday, 9 August 2017

(Quarterinals, Semiinals)

06.00 – 08.30 Breakfast

Universitas Udayana 10.30 – 10.40 Motion Launch

11.40 – 13.20 Quarterinals

13.20 – 14.30 Lunch

15.40 – 17.20 Semiinals

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Thursday, 10 August 2017

(Final Tournament Committee Meeting, Grand Final, Closing Ceremony)

06.00 – 08.30 Breakfast Restaurant at Sanur Paradise Plaza Hotel

07.00 – 08.00 Baby Turtle Release Ceremony Grand Inna Bali Beach

08.00 – 14.00 Bali Beach Party Bali Beach at Grand Inna Bali Beach

12.00 – 13.00 Lunch Restaurant at Sanur Paradise Plaza Hotel

14.30 – 15.00 Transportation to Grand Inna Bali Beach

15.00 – 17.00 Grand Final

Rama Shinta Ballroom at Grand Inna Bali Beach 17.00 – 17.15 Live Music

17.15 – 17.30 World Champions Announcement

18.00 – 19.00 Dinner Restaurant at Sanur Paradise Plaza Hotel

19.00 – 20.00 Closing Ceremony

Griya Agung & Negare Ballrooms at Sanur Paradise Plaza Hotel 20.00 – 20.40

Presentation of Awards to: Best New, EFL, ESL Teams Top 5 EFL & ESL Speakers Top 10 Speakers World Semiinalists World Grand Finalists World Champions

20.40 – 22.30 Closing Ceremony

Friday, 11 August 2017

(Departure)

00.00 – 12.00 Hotel Check-Out Lobby at Sanur Paradise Plaza Hotel

00.00 – 23.59 Airport Transfer International Departure at I Gusti Ngurah Rai Airport

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Indonesia

Grace is a lot like the (African) Cady Heron. You know, before she turned into one of the mean girls. She can’t understand how she’s able to tolerate everyone in the team considering how rational of a person she is. Nonetheless, she’ll unexpectedly throw around shades in a debate whenever she feels like it. And her favorite ice cream lavor is… vanilla. – Gracesenia Verina Chahyadinata (Debater)

Nicholas’ pickup lines and silence illers are deinitely better than Gretchen Wieners’. He puts the D in WSDC (he obviously means debating—duh). Nic is also lexible with any (debating) position. If you’re lucky enough to run into him, crack a dad joke. We’ll keep this short because Nic is scared of long things. – Nicholas Christanto Wijaya (Debater)

It’s surprising how many parallels you can draw between Satria ‘Rahde’ Aryawangsa and Regina George; their unmatched sass and queen (or king—we don’t discriminate) status, for example. This bio won’t be too informative because obviously, the vibrancy and presence that Rahde brings when he steps into a room will immediately make your head turn. But be careful; don’t stare too long or you might get summoned. – Satria ‘Rahde’ Aryawangsa (Debater)

No, Stephanie isn’t dumb like Karen Smith, but they sure share a lot of the same qualities, such as their ability to bring the boys out to the yard (and also how they’ll both tolerate some dissent in the streets and consent in the sheets). She has great oral capabilities: speech, public speaking, debating, you know—all those usual stufs. Hopefully by now she sounds interesting enough for you to visit @stephaniepurwanto on Instagram. – Stephanie Purwanto (Debater)

From left to right: Nicholas, Rahde, Grace, Stephanie

Coaching the team this year are Roderick Sibarani and Novelisa Wirid with the help of Jovanovick Luidaniel. Also with the team are three debaters who will be observing the debates closely: Evelyn Mulyono, Putu Kania, and Marco Paggett. Judges from Indonesia are Alif Azadi Tauik, Aurora Maria Silitonga, Boby Andika Ruitang, Dhanny Lazuardi, and Jane Revevalin.

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