Elementary through high school
The Orators’ Club: Public Speaking & Debate
Public speaking and debate for confident communication.
Program overview
The Orators’ Club is Y2L Academy’s public speaking and debate program. Students practice speeches, storytelling, debate structure, persuasive communication, listening, and leadership presence through guided coaching and active practice.
Small-group guidance
Students receive instructor attention, practice, and feedback appropriate to the program level.
Skill-building structure
Sessions are organized around clear goals, practice routines, and visible progress.
Family next steps
Families can request a trial, assessment, or enrollment conversation before placement is confirmed.
Program highlights
- Public speaking fundamentals
- Debate and structured argument
- Storytelling and presentation skills
- Persuasive communication
- Leadership presence
Learning outcomes
- Organize ideas for an audience
- Speak with clarity and confidence
- Listen and respond thoughtfully
- Build persuasive arguments
- Practice respectful debate
What parents should know
A program page families can understand quickly.
These details help parents see what the program is for, how students participate, and what to ask next.
Who it helps
Students who want structured support, enrichment, or a more confident path through the subject.
How students learn
Students practice with an instructor, receive feedback, and build habits over time.
How enrollment starts
Families begin with an inquiry, trial, assessment, or schedule conversation.
Current offerings
Sessions and availability
Grades 5–8 · Current cohort
Tuesdays and Thursdays · 4:00–5:15 PM
August 20–September 29, 2026. This is a 12-session sequence; late enrollment currently includes 10 remaining sessions.
