After winning the regional finals, students of the Azuni High School in Sassari took part in the national debate, classical languages and civilizations and philosophy championships .

In recent days Agnese Bussu, Francesca Dettori and Elena Mela , third year students of classical high school, and Edoardo Russu , second year, accompanied by the project coordinator and teacher coach Roberta Soggia , ranked in twelfth place out of twenty teams participating in Marina di Massa in the final of the national debate championships, a discipline where communication skills must emerge.

The Azuni students discussed the right of veto of states in the UN Security Council, universal healthcare, the possibility that civilians should not own weapons and the possible public co-financing of ride-sharing .

At the end of last week Ginevra Chianese , from the fifth year of classical high school, with a paper on exploration in the ancient world came fifteenth among the thirty-eight participants in the final of the national championships of classical languages and civilisation, held both online and in person at Sulmona.

A few weeks ago, however, Enrico Mele ranked third in the English-language philosophy section, with an essay on the role of public opinion in modern democratic systems in relation to Kelsen's thought

Instead Marco Scognamillo came fifteenth (out of 42 participants) in the Italian language philosophy section.

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