Rule 1: when we ask you a question you have limited amount of time to think about the answer and transfer it to an answer sheet. You can find your answer sheets on your table and remember, after the time is up only the team captain must lift up the answer. If the captain is late, the answer won’t be acceptable.

Rule 2: if someone from the audience will help the team to get the answer correct, the team will lose the point.

Rule 3: On the answer paper, one answer should be written down, if there are more than one answers the team will be penalized and the answer won’t be accepted for checking.

Rule 4: Every team should discuss the question silently and must not distract the opponent teams otherwise you will be penalized

Rule 5: You are not allowed to talk unless we ask you a question.

Rule 6: if you do not accept the answer provided by us, write it down and talk to us during the break – if you exclaim your opinion during the game you will be penalized with a point.

Rule 7: You cannot speak in Georgian, the only language you can use is English, if you as a team or anyone in the team is caught in speaking in Georgian will be penalized with a point.

King’s and Queen’s Club Competitions:

Regional (Samegrelo and Imereti) Competitions has now ended and we have a winner: Venefitial which will represent Imereti for Super Finals in Tbilisi.

Senaki will be presented by Gryffidor – this decision was made on the spot and we believe that Samegrelo should be presented on the Super Finals as well.

We want to say a very big thank for all the teams who participated. You all have played a wonderful game.

Quidditch competitions for Samegrelo and Imereti:

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1. Click on the below link
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Top 10 Books to Read in Your Lifetime

Instead of worrying so much about what had to be included, I opted to present a collection of books that has the ability to change the way you think or feel, and reflects a range of interests.

1. To Kill A Mockingbird by Harper Lee
2. The Godfather by Mario Puzo
3. Of Mice & Men by John Steinbeck
4. The Chimp Paradox by Steve Peters
5. The Odyssey by Homer
6. Invisible Man by Ralph Ellison
7. Great Expectations by Charles Dickens
8. Macbeth by William Shakespeare
9. The Stranger by Albert Camus
10. Moby Dick by Herman Melville

I hope you enjoy the suggestions! Why not share your views and write your own list of favourite books? We would love to hear from you…

Nietzsche, Dante, Edgar Allen Poe, the late Stephen Hawking and many more famous
authors will be covered at the King’s & Queen’s Club. We believe that in the hands of curious
students; books have the power to change the world for the better. As a result, any school
that offers their pupils the chance to join our book club will benefit from a minimum of 350
books being physically donated to their libraries per academic year.

The Speaker is effectively the moderator of the session. He or she helps the students to critically evaluate the book and will touch on the points where students agree or disagree. The main idea of the Speaker being the moderator is to push students to speak and think more in English; the only language students can use is English during the sessions. Another main role of the Speaker is the evaluation of the team as a whole. The idea of students being in the team is to help each other achieve success and learn how to play a contributing role in a team.

Every session is organised between the Speaker and the students at each school. The agenda for each session is sent to students via the King’s & Queen’s Club online platform two weeks prior, for them to prepare the topics in advance. Every pupil has two weeks to read all the resources provided by the book club. After reading, the case questions are then sent to the groups, which they then must prepare in groups before the session takes place. During the session, they discuss the case questions that were set before the session with the Speaker, then the group will agree the next session reading and points to cover. At the end of every session, new sub-groups are created for the new book that will be covered. The students rotate to different groups and the leader of the group is changed constantly to ensure the students have a breadth of teaching exposure as well as different participation roles.

People who read books live longer according to Yale University researchers; who studied 3,635 people older than 50 years old and found that those who read books for 30 minutes daily lived an average of 23 months longer than non-readers did.

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Please see the book list below: