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CONTENTS PAGE
1. IMPORTANT DATES............................................................................................….. 2
2. ENTRY FEES AND CLOSING DATES.................................................…................. 2
2.1 Closing date for entry form A ........................................................................... 2
2.2 Closing date for entry form B............................................................................ 2.3 Banking details................................................................................................... 2
3. CANCELLATION POLICY............................................................................……….. 3
3.1 Course of the competition.................................................................................. 3
4. THEMES.................................................................................................................... 3
5. PLACES AND DATES FOR PRELIMINARY ROUNDS............................................. 4
6. PLACES AND DATES FOR SEMIFINAL ROUNDS.................................................. 5/6
7. AFRIKAANS HOME LANGUAGE.............................................................................. 6
7.1 Entry numbers.................................................................................................... 6
7.2 Time and point allocation for speeches.............................................................. 7
7.3 Penalties............................................................................................................. 8
7.4 Unprepared speeches........................................................................................ 8
7.5 Prizes................................................................................................................. 8
8. AFRIKAANS ADDITIONAL LANGUAGE.................................................................. 9
8.1 Criteria............................................................................................................... 9
8.2 Entry numbers................................................................................................... 9
8.3 Time and point allocation for speeches............................................................. 10
8.4 Penalties............................................................................................................ 10
8.5 Unprepared speeches....................................................................................... 10
8.6 Prizes................................................................................................................. 11
9. RULES......................................................................................................................
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10. CONTACT DETAILS............................................................................................... 12
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ATKV-Redenaars gives learners the platform to say their say with self-confidence in Afrikaans. A skill
that will put them at the forefront of their field in the future.
1. IMPORTANT DATES
Preliminary rounds: 11 March to 17 May 2019.
Semi-final rounds: 10 May to 08 June 2019.
The final takes places at ATKV Goudini Spa - Grade 1 to 7: 01 August 2019 - Grade 8 to 12: 02 August 2019 2. ENTRY FEES AND CLOSING DATES Entry fee: R185 per learner.
2.1 Closing date for entry form A (South Africa only)
Only the number of learners who will participate.
The cost per learner before the closing date of 15 February 2019 is R185 per learner.
After the closing date, the late entry fee amounts to R280 per learner.
NO entries will be accepted after 28 February 2019. 2.2 Closing date for entry form B: Three weeks before the opening round begins
The names of the participants and their subjects must be emailed or faxed to the relevant regional organiser three weeks before the opening round of the region. See pages 4, 5 and 6 for organisers.
Schools that enrol must follow up with the relevant regional organiser to ensure the information has been received.
Closing dates (Namibia only) The closing date for entry form A is 22 March 2019. The closing date for entry form B is 17 May 2019. Please fax or email entry form A (numbers only) and your proof of payment to Jacqueline Göttert at 011 919 0227 or [email protected]. The correct reference must be used, namely: Redenaars and the school’s name. 2.3 Banking details
Bank: Absa, Randburg
Account name: ATKV
Account number: 0170166728
Account type: Cheque Account
Branch code: 632005
Example: Redenaars and the school’s name
For example: Redenaars HS Water
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3. CANCELLATION POLICY
Written notice of withdrawal/cancellation must be received by the ATKV at least 30 days before.
The start of the first preliminary round in your region. If the event is cancelled by the ATKV, the entry fee
will be refunded.
3.1 Course of the competition
The competition is as follows: preliminary rounds, semi-finals and national finals. The ATKV determines the
number of participants taking part in the semi-final round. The schools will be notified and the names of the
participants for the semi-finals will appear 10 days after the completion of the preliminary rounds on the
ATKV website, www.atkv.org.za. The number of participants taking part in the final is determined by the
ATKV and depends on the number of entries per region.
4. THEMES
Home language
GRADE 1 - 3
manners
dream
lie
Home language and additional language
GRADE 4 - 5 GRADE 6 - 7 GRADE 8 - 9 GRADE 10 - 12
save fear truth navigate
art thinking images ropes
frowning dance doors magnets
From the theme, a topic must be formulated that contains a position, and the point of view must be based
on arguments and sources. In other words, it is a reasoned speech and not a talk.
Participants will be penalised if speeches from previous years and/or duplicated speeches are delivered.
VERY IMPORTANT: we reiterate our request to discourage participants and parents from buying speeches. Rather, we encourage them to order and purchase the ATKV manual for writing speeches. The order form is available on the ATKV website, www.atkv.org.za. It has come to the attention of the ATKV that more and more people and organisations ride on the ATKV’s name and, without the ATKV’s permission or knowledge, write “ATKV” speeches and courses – even finishing courses. These people only do this for their own financial gain and the ATKV is not involved with any of these people or organisations.
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5. PLACES AND DATED FOR PRELIMINARY ROUNDS
GAUTENG Region / School Date Regional organiser
Cell number
Fax number Email address
Gauteng West and Vaal Triangle Hoërskool Linden Linden
High school: 5 and 6 April
Primary school: 12 and 13 April
Da Nielle Jordaan
082 559 0353
Gauteng East and Southern Gauteng primary schools Laerskool Baanbreker Boksburg
3 to 6 April
Sanet Meiring
084 580 6715
[email protected] [email protected]
Gauteng East and Southern Gauteng high schools Hoërskool Marais Viljoen Alberton
24 and 25 April
Dorette Prinsloo
082 785 3391
011 907 1038
Gauteng North Hoërskool Menlopark Pretoria
12 and 13 April
Elbeth Vermaak
084 602 5177
012 348 6827
FREE STATE Region / School
Date Regional organiser
Cell number
Fax number Email address
Free State 1 Willem Postma Primêre Skool Bloemfontein
10 and 11 May
Sonja Minnaar 082 560 3216 [email protected]
Free State 2 Kroonheuwel Primêre Skool Kroonstad
Hoërskole: 16 Mei
Laerskole: 17 Mei
Amanda de Wet 084 479 7812 [email protected]
KWAZULU-NATAL Region / School
Date Regional organiser
Cell number
Fax number Email address
Inland Laerskool Huttenpark Newcastle
5 April Jana Grobler 076 976 5028 [email protected]
Coast Hoërskool Port Natal Durban
26 April Hester Strydom 073 166 5757 031 206 0370
CAPE Region / School
Date Regional organiser
Cell number
Fax number Email address
Northern Cape Laerskool Fanie Malan Upington
12 April
Karlien van Schalkwyk 082 851 1542 [email protected]
Northern Cape Laerskool Newton Kimberley
6 April
Tersia Oosthuizen 084 951 0954 053 833 1951 [email protected]
Eastern Cape Hoërskool DF Malherbe Port Elizabeth
9, 10 and 11 April
Nicola Gardiner 076 773 1235 [email protected]
Southern Cape Hoërskool Oudtshoorn Oudtshoorn
13 April René Young 072 477 1346 044 272 5365 [email protected]
Western Cape Hoërskool Bellville High schools: Home and Additional Language
11, 12 and 13 March
Elizabeth van der Merwe 071 688 4541 [email protected] [email protected]
Western Cape Laerskool Brackenfell Primary schools: Home and Additional Language
15, 16 and 17
April
Sias Jansen van Vuuren 079 617 8583 [email protected]
LIMPOPO Region / School
Date Regional organiser
Cell number
Fax number Email address
North Hoërskool Pietersburg Pietersburg
24 and 25 April
Retha Lerm
082 455 4186
South Hoërskool Hans Strijdom Mookgophong (Naboomspruit)
11 and 12 April
Johanette Pretorius
076 730 9486
014 743 1048
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NORTH WEST Region / School
Date Regional organiser
Cell number
Fax number Email address
North West 1 Hoërskool Wolmaransstad Wolmaransstad
Primary school: 1 May
High school: 2 May
Carina Wassermann
084 500 4444
North West 2 Hoërskool Rustenburg Rustenburg
Primary school: 24 April
High school: 25 April
Leseya Matthee
072 139 2368
MPUMALANGA
Region / School Date Regional organiser
Cell number
Fax number Email address
Hoërskool Generaal Hertzog eMalahleni (Witbank)
9, 10 and 11 April
Bennie Botha 082 879 6651 013 656 2200 [email protected]
Hoërskool Ermelo Ermelo
15, 16 and 17 April
Gerda van Zyl 078 306 3490 017 811 3648
6. PLEKKE EN DATUMS VIR DIE SEMIFINALE RONDES
GAUTENG Region / School Date Regional organiser
Cell number
Fax number Email address
Gauteng West and Vaal Triangle Hoërskool Linden Linden
1 June
Da Nielle Jordaan
082 559 0353
Gauteng East and Southern Gauteng Hoërskool Marais Viljoen Alberton
8 June
Dorette Prinsloo
082 785 3391
011 907 1038
Gauteng North Hoërskool Menlopark Pretoria
10 May
Elbeth Vermaak
084 602 5177
012 348 6827
FREE STATE Region / School Date Regional organiser
Cell number
Fax number Email address
Free State Kroonheuwel Primêre Skool Kroonstad
31 May and 1 June
Amanda de Wet 084 479 7812 [email protected]
KWAZULU-NATAL Region / School
Date Regional organiser
Cell number
Fax number Email address
Laerskool Huttenpark Newcastle
18 May
Jana Grobler
071 475 3462
CAPE Region / School
Date Regional organiser
Cell number
Fax number Email address
Northern Cape Laerskool Oranje-Noord Upington
10 May Karlien van Schalkwyk 082 851 1542 [email protected]
South-Eastern Cape Hoërskool Outeniqua George
24 May
Annaretha Louw
082 774 9923
044 874 4188
[email protected] [email protected]
Western Cape Hoërskool Bellville Belville
17 May
Elizabeth van der Merwe
071 688 4541 [email protected] [email protected]
LIMPOPO Region / School Date Regional organiser
Cell number
Fax number Email address
Hoërskool Hans Strijdom Mookgophong (Naboomspruit)
25 May
Johanette Pretorius
076 730 9486
014 743 1048
NORTH WEST
Region / School
Date Regional organiser
Cell number
Fax number Email address
Hoërskool Wolmaransstad Wolmaransstad
24 May Carina Wassermann 084 500 4444
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MPUMALANGA
Region / School Date Regional organiser
Cell number
Fax number Email address
HTS Middelburg Middelburg
31 May Friena Scholtz 082 780 8439 013 243 5427 [email protected]
NAMIBIA
Region / School Date Regional organiser
Cell number
Fax number Email address
Walvisbaai Privaat Skool 14 June Charmaine Nagel +26481 222 9232 +264 64 07610 [email protected] [email protected]
7. AFRIKAANS HOME LANGUAGE
7.1 Enrolment numbers
The numbers are applicable to each separate category.
GRADE 1 TO 3 AFRIKAANS HOME LANGUAGE
Number of learners in school Only prepared
0 - 800 4
801 and more 6
GRADE 4 AND 5 AFRIKAANS HOME LANGUAGE
Number of learners in school Only prepared, with a question after speech delivery
0 - 800 4
801 and more 6
GRADE 6 AND 7 AFRIKAANS HOME LANGUAGE
Number of learners in school Prepared and unprepared
0 - 800 4
801 and more 6
GRADE 8 AND 9 AFRIKAANS HOME LANGUAGE
Number of learners in school
Only unprepared (mandatory)
Only prepared (For each ONE unprepared you may enter ONE
prepared)
0 - 800 4 4
801 and more 6 6
GRADE 10 TO 12 AFRIKAANS HUISTAAL
Number of learners in school
Only unprepared (mandatory)
Only prepared (For each ONE unprepared you may enter ONE
prepared)
0 - 800 4 4
801 and more 6 6
PLEASE NOTE: The same learner may not enrol for both categories (prepared and unprepared) of the competition. This means that learners MUST choose which category of competition they want to enrol. Schools may not only enter the prepared category but must enrol learners for both categories of the competition.
Combined primary and secondary schools must use the actual numbers of learners in the primary and
school division as well as in the high school division for the formula.
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7.2 Time and point allocation for speeches
PRIMARY SCHOOLS: AFRIKAANS HOME LANGUAGE
GRADE 1 to 3 ONLY PREPARED
2 - 4 minutes To help the speaker, a timer keeper will hold up a green card / flag when the speaker reaches two (2) minutes. After three (3) minutes, a yellow card / flag will be raised and after five (4) minutes, a red card / flag will indicate that the time has elapsed.
GRADE 4 and 5
3 - 5 minutes
ONLY PREPARED
The head judge will ask each participant a question immediately after delivery of the prepared speech. The question is worth 5 points. The question relates to the content of the speech.
To help the speaker, a timer keeper will hold up a green card / flag when the speaker reaches three (3) minutes. After four (4) minutes, a yellow card / flag will be raised and after five (5) minutes, a red card / flag will indicate that the time has elapsed.
GRADE 6 to 7 EVERYONE de livers a prepared and unprepared speech in each round
Prepared 4 - 6 minutes
To help the speaker, a timer keeper will hold up a green card / flag when the speaker reaches four (4) minutes. After five (5) minutes, a yellow card / flag will be raised and after six (6) minutes, a red card / flag will indicate that the time has elapsed.
Unprepared
Preliminary rounds Semi-final rounds Final rounds
1 hour preparation time
1 hour preparation time
90 minutes preparation time
1 - 4 minutes 2 - 4 minutes 2 - 4 minutes
70% 30% 75% 25% 80% 20%
The points for the unprepared speech are always the HIGHEST percentage indicated.
HIGH SCHOOLS: AFRIKAANS HOME LANGUAGE
GRADE 8 and 9 and GRADE 10 to 12
The same learner may not enrol for both categories of the competition (prepared and unprepared). This means that the learners MUST choose which category of the competition they want to enrol for. Schools may not only enter prepared category but must enrol learners for both categories of the competition. The sliding scale is one to one: for each ONE participant who registers for prepared, ONE participant must enter unprepared.
Prepared 5 - 7 minutes
To help the speaker, a timer keeper will hold up a green card / flag when the speaker reaches five (5) minutes. After six (6) minutes, a yellow card / flag will be raised and after seven (7) minutes, a red card / flag will indicate that the time has elapsed.
Unprepared GRADE 8 and 9
Preliminary rounds Semi-final rounds Final rounds
90 minutes preparation time
90 minutes preparation time
120 minutes preparation time
4 - 6 minutes 5 - 7 minutes 5 - 7 minutes
Unprepared 4 - 6 minutes
For the first round (4 – 6 minutes): To help the speaker, a timer keeper will hold up a green card / flag when the speaker reaches four (4) minutes. After five (5) minutes, a yellow card / flag will be raised and after six (6) minutes, a red card / flag will indicate that the time has elapsed
Unprepared GRADE 10 to 12
90 minutes preparation time
120 minutes preparation time
180 minutes preparation time
5 - 7 minutes 5 - 7 minutes 5 - 7 minutes
Unprepared 5 - 7 minutes
To help the speaker, a timer keeper will hold up a green card / flag when the speaker reaches five (5) minutes. After six (6) minutes, a yellow card / flag will be raised and after seven (7) minutes, a red card / flag will indicate that the time has elapsed.
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7.3 Penalties For every ten (10) seconds or part of then (10) seconds that the participant speaks longer or shorter than the prescribed time, one (1) penalty will be deducted from the participant’s total mark by the head judge.
7.4 Unprepared speeches Please note the following:
No theme is given in advance. A clear and reasonable topic on a topical issue will be given to each participant.
Sources on the subject will be made available to each participant. The participant can use the sources provided during the preparation time.
Any other information the speaker has from his/her own knowledge about the subject must also be used.
The importance of integrity when using one’s own resources must be emphasised.
7.5 Prizes The ATKV awards the following certificates and cash prizes during the respective rounds:
Semi-final rounds Certificate of participation
Final Certificate of participation Cash prize and accompanying certificate
Primary school: Grade 1 to 3 Winner: R1 000 Runner-up: R750 Third place: R500 Best language user: R650 Primary school: Grade 4 and 5 Winner: R1 000 Runner-up: R750 Third place: R500 Best language user: R650 Primary school: Grade 6 and 7 Winner: R2 000 Runner-up: R1 500 Third place: R1 250 Best language user: R650 High school: Grade 8 and 9 Prepared Unprepared Winner: R2 000 Winner: R2 500 Runner-up: R1 500 Runner-up: R1 500 Third place: R1 250 Third place: R1 250 Best language user: R650 Best language user: R650 High schools: Grade 10 to 12 Prepared Unprepared Winner: R2 000 Winner: R3 000 Runner-up: R1 500 Runner-up: R1 500 Third place: R1 250 Third place: R1 250 Best language user: R650 Best language user: R650
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8. AFRIKAANS ADDITIONAL LANGUAGE
8.1 Criteria
The criteria for participation in the Afrikaans Additional Language section of the ATKV Redenaars
competition are that the speaker and parents or guardians may not be Afrikaans. The language of
instruction is therefore not part of the criteria.
The entry form must be signed by the principle as confirmation that the participant meets the criteria. If it
becomes clear that the learner does not meet the criteria, it will lead to the disqualification of the learner.
Grade 4 and 5 Afrikaans Additional Language speaks only prepared in each round.
Grade 6 and 7 Afrikaans Additional Language speaks only prepared in each round.
Grade 8 and 9 Afrikaans Additional Language must choose between: Only prepared or unprepared.
Grade 10 to 12 Afrikaans Additional Language must choose between: Only prepared or unprepared.
8.2 Enrolment numbers
The numbers are applicable to each separate category.
GRADE 4 AND 5 AFRIKAANS ADDITIONAL LANGUAGE
Number of learners in school Only prepared
0 - 800 4
801 and more 6
GRADE 6 AND 7 AFRIKAANS ADDITIONAL LANGUAGE
Number of learners in school Only prepared, with a question after delivery of speech
0 - 800 4
801 and more 6
GRADE 8 AND 9 AFRIKAANS ADDITIONAL LANGUAGE
Number of learners in school Only unprepared Only prepared
0 - 800 4 4
801 and more 6 6
GRADE 10 TO 12 AFRIKAANS ADDITIONAL LANGUAGE
Number of learners in school Only unprepared Only prepared
0 - 800 4 4
801 and more 6 6
Combined primary and secondary schools must use the actual numbers of learners in the primary and
school division as well as in the high school division for the formula. The competition is as follows:
Preliminary round, semi-final and national finals. The ATKV determines the number of participants taking
part in the semi-final round. The schools will be notified and the names of the participants for the semi-
finals will appear 10 days after the completion of the preliminary rounds on the ATKV website,
www.atkv.org.za. The number of participants taking part in the final is determined by the ATKV and
depends on the number of entries per region.
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8.3 Time and point allocation for speeches
PRIMARY SCHOOLS: AFRIKAANS ADDITIONAL LANGUAGE
GRADE 4 and 5 ONLY PREPARED (no question)
Prepared 2 - 4 minutes
To help the speaker, a timer keeper will hold up a green card / flag when the speaker reaches two (2) minutes. After three (3) minutes, a yellow card / flag will be raised and after four (4) minutes, a red card / flag will indicate that the time has elapsed.
GRADE 6 and 7 EVERYONE delivers only prepared speeches. During each round, the head judge will also ask a question to each participant immediately after the preparation of the prepared speech. The question counts five (5) points and relates to the content of the speech.
Prepared 4 - 5 minutes
To help the speaker, a timer keeper will hold up a green card / flag when the speaker reaches four (4) minutes. After four and a half (4 ½) minutes, a yellow card / flag will be raised and after five (5) minutes, a red card / flag will indicate that the time has elapsed.
HIGH SCHOOLS: AFRIKAANS ADDITIONAL LANGUAGE
GRADE 8 and 9 and GRADE 10 to 12
Learners may choose between two options: the delivery of only a prepared speech OR the delivery of only an unprepared speech.
Prepared 3 - 6 minutes
To help the speaker, a timer keeper will hold up a green card / flag when the speaker reaches four (4) minutes. After five (5) minutes, a yellow card / flag will be raised and after six (6) minutes, a red card / flag will indicate that the time has elapsed.
Unprepared GRADE 8 and 9 and GRADE 10 to 12
Preliminary rounds Semi-final rounds Final rounds
1 hour preparation time
1 hour preparation time
90 minutes preparation time
3 – 6 minutes 3 – 6 minutes 3 – 6 minutes
Unprepared 3 - 6 minutes
To help the speaker, a timer keeper will hold up a green card / flag when the speaker reaches four (4) minutes. After five (5) minutes, a yellow card / flag will be raised and after six (6) minutes, a red card / flag will indicate that the time has elapsed.
8.4 Penalties For every ten (10) seconds or part of then (10) seconds that the participant speaks longer or shorter than the prescribed time, one (1) penalty will be deducted from the participant’s total mark by the head judge.
8.5 Unprepared speeches
Please note the following:
No theme is given in advance.
A clear and reasonable topic on a topical issue will be given to each participant.
Sources on the subject will be made available to each participant. The participant can use the sources provided during the preparation time.
Any other information the speaker has from his/her own knowledge about the subject must also be used.
The importance of integrity when using one’s own resources must be emphasised
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8.6 Prizes The ATKV awards the following certificates and cash prizes during the respective rounds:
Semi-final round Certificate of participation
Final Certificate of participation Cash prize and accompanying certificate
Primary school: Grade 4 and 5 Primary school: Grade 6 and 7 Winner: R1 000 Winner: R2 000 Runner-up: R750 Runner-up: R1 500 Third place: R500 Third place: R1 250 Best language user: R650 Best language user: R650
High school: Grade 8 and 9 Prepared Unprepared Winner: R2 000 Winner: R2 000 Runner-up: R1 500 Runner-up: R1 500 Third place: R1 250 Third place: R1 250 Best language user: R650 Best language user: R650
High school: Grade 10 to 12 Prepared Unprepared Winner: R2 000 Winner: R2 000 Runner-up: R1 500 Runner-up: R1 500 Third place: R1 250 Third place: R1 250 Best language user: R650 Best language user: R650
9. RULES
1. Speeches must be delivered in Afrikaans. 2. The entry form must be completed and signed in full. Incomplete information may result in the entry
not being accepted. 3. The signing of the registration establishes a basic agreement between the ATKV and the
person/persons/institution that enrols. The agreement implies that the participants will strictly comply to the rules of the competition and that the ATKV will strictly compete according to the rules.
4. Schools must enrol within the borders of the regions. Schools must make certain in which region they must participate. If there is any uncertainty, contact the relevant regional organiser.
5. Schools may only enrol learners according to the enrolment numbers. All communication must also be done by the school’s organiser. No communication from parents or outside coaches will be accepted.
6. No private entries will be accepted. 7. Only home teachers who have contacted the ATKV Project Organiser directly may register for the
competition. 8. Violation of the rules of the competition may lead to disqualification. 9. The school/person/persons/institution enrolling shall indemnify the ATKV against any claims that
may arise as a result of damage or loss of any kind that such person/persons/institution may suffer throughout the course of the competition.
10. The ATKV reserves the right to suspend or terminate the competition at any time if exceptional circumstances warrant it.
11. The ATKV reserves the right, if a finalist cannot attend the final of the competition, to replace the finalist concerned with a reserve.
12. If a finalist is unable to attend the semi-final round or final, due to other duties and/or activities, the finalist or school must inform the ATKV within seven (7) days of the announcement of the results. The sooner the ATKV takes notes of the withdrawal, the faster the finalist can be replaced with a reserve.
13. It is the duty of every learner who makes it through to the final to contact the ATKV if they do not receive the information one month before the final date from the ATKV Project Organiser.
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14. The judges’ decision is final. No personal or direct conversations may be conducted with any judge. All conversations must be conducted through the ATKV regional organiser or Project Organiser.
15. Any dispute must be sent to the ATKV Project Organiser in writing within three (3) days after the competition. The dispute must be in writing on an official letterhead of the school concerned and signed by the principal.
16. Irregularities that may lead to disqualification:
If a participant is judged by a coach, teacher, family member, good friend or any such person during any round.
If a participant in any way receives assistance with the preparation of unprepared speeches.
Inappropriate language and content.
The delivery of duplicated speeches. Participants will be penalised if one or more of the same speeches are delivered.
If a participant is gets stuck during the delivery of his//her speech; so not immediately, he/she is disqualified. The learner will later be given an opportunity to deliver the speech, but without any assessment.
17. The participants’ marks are not disclosed. The names of the top 10 participants will be displayed on the ATKV’s website (www.atkv.org.za) after the semi-final and final rounds respectively.
18. Participants must deliver their speeches in their school uniforms. 19. The ATKV Redenaars competition requires a persuasive and reasoned speech. It’s not a talk,
sermon, reading or dramatized monologue. The main purpose is to influence the audience and to persuade the viewer’s position.
20. Themes are prescribed and a reasonable subject, at the level of the participant, must be formulated from one of the themes. For example: Children must be taught in their mother tongue. Or: Children of today do not have good manners.
21. The duration of the speeches varies according to the category in which they participate. For each ten (10) seconds or part of ten (10) seconds that the participant speaks longer or shorter than the prescribed time, one (1) penalty will be deducted by the head judge from the participant’s total score.
22. The unprepared speech is an important aspect of the competition and the main purpose is to influence and convince the audience. Thus, in all forms of unprepared speeches, it will be expected of the participant to substantiate views with arguments (reasons) and appropriate evidence.
23. No dictionaries or books with quotes may be taken in the preparation room for unprepared speeches. The necessary books will be provided.
24. The sources from which facts and information have been obtained must be mentioned. 25. Resources may be used with the provision that it may only support the spoken word and no special
equipment is required. No equipment is provided by the organiser. Tablets may only be used for notes with prepared speeches. The same rules that apply to note handling apply to tablets.
26. All information, as well as the adjudicator notes will be made available on the ATKV website at www.atkv.org.za.
27. The teachers of the learners who proceed to the next rounds will be notified as soon as possible of the necessary arrangements.
28. No photos may be taken and no video and/or audio recording or any other imagery may be made during the ATKV Redenaars competition without the permission of the head judge. This rules applies to all rounds.
29. The ATKV reserves the right to use the footage and pictures taken during the competition for marketing material.
10. CONTACT DETAILS Melanie Marais Project organiser Telephone number: 011 919 9015 Fax number: 086 263 2356 Email address: [email protected] Jacqueline Göttert Assistant organiser Telephone number: 011 919 9038 Fax number: 011 919 0227 Email address: [email protected]
