Secondary School and Dumfries Academy. The 2012 Grand Final took place in the Scottish Parliament building. The finalists were teams from George Heriot's School, Mearns Castle High School, Grove Academy and St Columba's School. The final was won by the team from St Columba's. The 2014 Grand Final also took place in the Scottish Parliament building. The finalists were teams from George Heriot's School, Dollar Academy, George Watson's College and Douglas Academy. The final was won by the team from Douglas Academy. The 2015 Grand Final was hosted by Standard Life in Edinburgh. The finalists were teams from Clifton Hall School, Morrison's Academy, George Watson's College and Renfrew High School. The final was won by the team from Clifton Hall School. Aberdeen University Debater Schools Competition Glasgow University Union Schools Debating competition 2010's tournament is believed to have been held on Monday 1 November and the winners were Callum Worsley and Ruth Cameron (1st proposition) of Dollar Academy "A". The other finalists included Dollar Academy "C" (Thomas Clode and Anna George) and George Heriot's "A". They are believed to have debated the motion "This House would legalise gay marriage." Forty teams from all over Scotland and northern England competed debating four motions: "This House would use torture in the interrogation of terror suspects"; "This House would make Gaelic compulsory in schools"; and "This House would make foreign aid conditional on the promotion of women's rights"; "This house would impose harsher sentences on celebrity criminals". Edinburgh University Schools Other tournaments ESU Mace - a competition open to schools throughout Britain The Glasgow University Union Schools' Debating Tournament The University of Dundee Schools' Competition The University of St Andrews Senior Schools' Debating Competition. Aberdeen University Debater Schools' Competition Edinburgh University Schools' Competition Edinburgh University Juniors Schools' Debating Competition Robert Gordon's Juniors School's Debating Competition References External links Debating Competitions in Scotland Schools debating competitions British debating competitions